Behind every good relationship is a respectful partner. Mutual disagreements often arise from one\’s own expectations of the other. [Are traditional family forms based on the wisdom of our ancestors? Are traditional family forms based on the wisdom of our ancestors?
Modern freedoms are reflected not only in the gender composition of couples and divorce rates, but also in the special needs of individuals. Yet, despite changing circumstances, the roles of partner, parent, and friend remain the same.
It is often the role of the nurturer that causes major disruptions in the relationship with the partner. Often the desire to control the partner\’s behavior is so strong that we lose sight of the initial burst of passion. We must remember that we are not our partner\’s parents. Let your partner be more free to resolve the situation as he or she sees fit. Even if we don\’t always like what our partner does or says, we are not responsible. If a woman is a mother to a man, she is unlikely to be an irresistible goddess to him. Conversely, he will not be admired because he will never reach his full potential. Thus, the basic pillars constructed from the needs of each sex tend to be disrupted.
Respect, compassion, and seeing the fullness of the other person bring the necessary harmony and sexual need to the relationship. 12]
Let us be equals
Fulfillment based on life roles is undoubtedly different. However, one\’s ego should not elevate oneself or one\’s work above one\’s partner. Just because your partner\’s behavior or contribution to the household is different does not mean that he or she is not doing his or her best.
Let each other\’s potential blossom
Through trust and mutual support, women blossom and men mature. Criticizing too much or taking liberties leads to permanent dissatisfaction. Love is the spice of life, but it takes a great deal of effort on one\’s part to maintain its flavor and fragrance at all times. The woman who is blossoming is the perfect inspiration for the man who is maturing into a generous protector. Thus much mutual enrichment is created. To be a partner is not to own but to nurture, not to dominate but to respect, not to control but to listen.