Aug 6, 2011

Salvaging a Marriage

By Samantha Kate


People believe that getting married is the final game and that it means the ultimate security. What they do not know is when someone gets married; they come into a situation where they have to double their efforts to make the relationship work.

Aside from dealing with the relationship, they have to deal with getting their bills paid or raising their kids well. This is when resentment builds up. Little do they know, they have fallen into the trap where marriage is not blissful, anymore. But there is a way outside this trap. There is a way to save the marriage.

First, they must learn to pardon each other. Dwelling with issues of the past will do them no happiness. To be able to reconcile, they must have unified growth and start healing from the problems of the past. Letting go of any grudges would do great.

Second is to center on each other's happiness. Even if they both have careers to develop and maintain, they have to make sure that they find moments to date or spend some time alone together. Going on a date means remembering the passion that they once felt for each other before they got stuck up with all the problems.

They have to be very intimate with each other. Finding time in spite of the seriousness will maintain the passion and will also make sure that they continue their love for one another. Sleeping side by side is not even the same with real making love.

Marriage should not end because no one tried to rescue it. It should continue despite the troubles. And it will, if the partners find the guts to make sure that it doesn't. The key lies on the partners. If they really love each other, they will do the necessary things to make the bond continue.




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