Falling in love is the easy part.
It's staying that way that takes some work.
So instead of saying..."This relationship stuff. It gives me
a headache just to think about it."
Try to change your attitude a bit.
"Okay, I'm taking notes!"
Tip #1
Make a list.When you find yourself feeling critical
of your beloved, sit down and make a list of
"All The Things I Still Love About My Mate."
This will remind you of why you first fell in love.
Make a list.When you find yourself feeling critical
of your beloved, sit down and make a list of
"All The Things I Still Love About My Mate."
This will remind you of why you first fell in love.
"Hmmm... Something I love about him?"
Pretty soon, you'll find yourself thinking...
"Say, he's not so bad after all!"
And making that list goes for both of you
—to help you both remember the good.
—to help you both remember the good.
"That's what we do.
And it really works to
remind us of our love."
Tip #2
Start spreading the news.At least once a day, compliment each other.
Because everyone loves to hear good news.
Start spreading the news.At least once a day, compliment each other.
Because everyone loves to hear good news.
"Thank you, Mary, for taking such good care of me."
"And thank you for scrubbing out the roasting pan!"
Tip #3
Learn what to say.
(And how to listen.)When it comes to communication,
men and women have different needs.
Men need to hear they've done a good job.
Learn what to say.
(And how to listen.)When it comes to communication,
men and women have different needs.
Men need to hear they've done a good job.
"Honey, I fixed that leak under the sink!"
So remember to compliment him for things he does.
(Even if he doesn't do them that well.)
(Even if he doesn't do them that well.)
"Who knew plumbing could be so rewarding?
I'll have to help out more around the house!"
Women need to feel their man is listening.
Men can help by learning the "Mantra for Men"
and practicing it often, saying to themselves,
again and again...
Men can help by learning the "Mantra for Men"
and practicing it often, saying to themselves,
again and again...
Just listen, don't give advice.
Just listen, don't give advice.
Just listen, don't give advice.
The results can be amazing.
"Wow, he really listened to me!"
Tip #4
Learn to soothe frayed nervesWhen your partner is having trouble coping
—either with the world or with you—
don't shout, don't pout, don't run away.
Just turn to your mate and lovingly say...
Learn to soothe frayed nervesWhen your partner is having trouble coping
—either with the world or with you—
don't shout, don't pout, don't run away.
Just turn to your mate and lovingly say...
"Honey, what do you need from me...
right now?"
So instead of wondering what to say or do...
Should I say X? Do Y? Not do Z?
What does that woman want from me?
Just remember those nine magic words:
"Honey, what do you need from me... right now?"
No more wondering, no more guess work.
"Honey, what do you need from me... right now?"
No more wondering, no more guess work.
"Who knew life could be so easy!?"
Tip #5
Give a little more.Instead of trying to get your way,
try to give a little,
then give a little more.
So instead of...
Give a little more.Instead of trying to get your way,
try to give a little,
then give a little more.
So instead of...
"Listen up, lover boy!" | or | "This is the way it's going to be." |
Learn to think more "We" than "Me."
You'll have a lot less...
You'll have a lot less...
"Gosh honey. I don't know what I was thinking."
And a lot more...
"I know what you're thinking!"
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