According to John Gottman PhD in his book, “The Seven Principles for Making Marriage Work,” you don’t have to resolve your marital conflicts for your marriage to thrive. If you approach issues with good humor, so you don’t feel overwhelmed with negativity, you can agree to disagree and keep your issues in perspective.
If you want true intimacy, you have to know yourself deeply and tell your partner who you really are and what your true needs are – not because they fit into some ideal “married couple” construct, but instead because they are your true needs.
According to John Gottman PhD in his book, “The Seven Principles for Making Marriage Work,” you don’t have to resolve your marital conflicts for your marriage to thrive. If you approach issues with good humor, so you don’t feel overwhelmed with negativity, you can agree to disagree and keep your issues in perspective.
If you want true intimacy, you have to know yourself deeply and tell your partner who you really are and what your true needs are – not because they fit into some ideal “married couple” construct, but instead because they are your true needs.
