Interpersonal Fault-Lines : How To Eliminate Relationship Conflicts

  Hello Aggressive! Welcome Conflicts!! People have different takes about the term "aggressive behavior". Everyone, depending on their field of operation or context, view it differently. To a successful business mogul, a professional, or most other achievers, to be aggressive is a key requirement in prosecuting your goals. However, what's the role of aggressive behavior in relationships? What do committed couples feel or say about it? Considering the theme of this blog and focusing on proferring solutions to interpersonal faultlines, what's its scorecard? Is being aggressive a plus or minus to couples' wellbeing or marital longevity? Let's find out in the following paragraphs. Stay on track via the subtopics listed below: Being Aggressive In Relationships Features Of Aggressive Behaviour Triggers For Aggressive Behaviour Purpose Of Aggressive Behaviour Outcomes Of Aggressive Behaviour How To Prevent / Eliminate Aggressive Behaviour             ...

Never Misplace Your Priorities If you were to start talking  about misplaced priorities  to a committed couple who's going through a rough patch in their relationship, you might not like what happens next. Most probably, they would walk away from you outrightly. Alternatively, they may think you're out to lunch – confused, unrealistic, or just plain absurd – and tune you out. That's because couples in committed relationships are more familiar with words like love, commitment, trust, and related language. Most lovers' minds have stereotyped mindsets that "prioritizing" is a lingo that's traditionally associated with formal contexts like business, finance, or administration, rather than personal relationships. However, let's be real, prioritization applies to all aspects of life, especially relationships. Want to explore how it affects couples? Check out the linked subtopics below. Prioritizing In Relationships How Couples Misplace Their Priorities...

Mixed Signals Fuel Conflicts Do you know that giving mixed signals can generate avoidable disagreement between you and your partner? If you are finding that difficult to wrap your mind around, flow with the discussion through the following links for more insight: Mixed Signals Its Effects How Couples Give Mixed Signals Possible Motives And Causes How To Prevent Mixed Signals             MIXED SIGNALS  Imagine you are driving home from your office, tired as you could possibly be. You get to the point where traffic lights control movement through timed signals. You will anticipate normal behaviour from the traffic control robots, won't you? More to the point, you expect to receive normal rational and logical signals from the standard traffic lights in this fashion: Red Light: Stop. Yellow Light: Caution, meaning the light is about to turn red and you must prepare to stop by slowing down . Green Light: All clear to move or proceed with caution....