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Better Communication Can Help
Avoid Marital
Separation
By Nancy Wasson, Ph.D.
Are you considering marital
counseling to try to get back your wife or
husband before your marriage crashes?
If so, you’re not alone. In many troubled
marriages, the downward
slide to marital separation and divorce can be traced to communication
problems in the relationship.
Can you relate to this?
When communication issues are a challenge for couples, it's
not unusual for the mates to stay in perpetual frustration in an unhappy
marriage. It’s common for such unhappy spouses to feel unappreciated
and misunderstood by their partner.
How to Stop Marital
Separation in This Situation
When unexpressed feelings pile up and begin to poison the relationship,
it may be time to consider going to a marriage
counselor. You may be wondering
how a marriage guidance expert can improve your relationship.
A little-known fact is that a good marital therapist can help you understand
that when you repress your anger, it will usually emerge later, often
after something trivial has upset you or your mate.
Is it challenging for you and your spouse to have a normal conversation
without one of you leaving the room before a conflict is settled? The
emotionally-charged buttons that your mate presses in you may make you
want to get away in order to avoid your uncomfortable emotions and reactions.
If you want to communicate better with your spouse, you’ll find
that you must be fully attentive and present in the moment to have
the best chance of success. It means that you have to commit to truly
hear and
listen. And you have to hear not just
with your ears but you must listen also with your heart.
Your goal is to get rid of any communication obstacles or blocks that
stop you
and your spouse from growing and maturing in intimacy and understanding.
How Do Communcation Blocks Lead to Marital Separation?
So what are communication blocks and how can they lead to marriage
separation?
Communication blocks are the things that you do, through your words and
actions, that prevent you from connecting at a deep level with someone
else. Several examples of things you may be doing that block communication
in your marriage are:
* You roll your eyes and look exasperated or resigned when your husband
or wife talks;
* You sigh loudly and deeply when your mate is sharing an opinion;
* You look at a clock or at your watch repeatedly;
* You don’t stop whatever you're doing when your partner wants
to have serious conversation with you;
* You don’t make eye contact and give your spouse your complete
attention;
* You use the time while your spouse is speaking to think about things
unrelated to what your partner is saying;
Marital
Separation Is Not Necessarily Inevitable
If you can you relate to any of any of these symptoms in your marriage,
don’t despair.
You’ve just taken the first positive step forward by recognizing
what you need to change to improve your marriage.
And the truth is, even if you are in the middle of a marriage crisis, you may still stop
divorce and get
back your wife or husband by taking
the right actions.
And you will discover that this realization is priceless! Armed with
this new knowledge and the help you’ll receive from marriage counseling,
you can now take steps to avoid the marital problems that lead so many
couples to a broken marriage.
When you think about it, a simple realization like that can change your
life, can ’t it?
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