5 Things Worth Researching about Relationships, Parenting and Lifestyle

Maybe your parents and grandparents didn't think they needed any relationship counselors, books, or anything else to help with their issues, but you and your partner aren't them and times have changed.  What worked for them may not work for you and your partner who live very differently with more stresses such as:  higher prices, constantly changing technology, new chemicals in food, smarter children, and longer work hours.   Consider seeking more knowledge about those problems that just don't seem like they are going away, before they become major ones!

1.   How Can We Communicate Better?
www.loveisrespect.org

1. Find the Right Time. If something is bothering you and you would like to have a serious conversation about it, make sure you pick the right time to talk. ...
2. Talk Face to Face. ...
3. Do Not Attack. ...
4. Be Honest. ...
5. Check Your Body Language. ...
6. Use the 48 Hour Rule.
2.  Why We Lie and How to Stop | Psychology Today
https://www.psychologytoday.com/.../why-we-lie-and...

3.  How to Raise a Child EffectivelyNine Steps to More Effective Parenting - KidsHealth

4.  How to Avoid Cheating
22 Ways to Avoid Cheating On Your Spouse - Marriage ...

5.  How to Manage Money and Bills

How to manage bills with a bill payment schedule

Once you start researching the obvious, before long you will be thinking about other things you didn't bother learning about.  Hopefully with increased understanding about relationship related issues and new ways to tackle them, your connection will be the success that it was meant to be or you may find that maybe you and a partner aren't suitable for one another.  Whatever you find, enjoy learning and growing!
 
List prepared by Nicholl McGuire author of Socially Sweet, Privately Cruel Abusive Men and other books, see blog here.

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