Strengthen The Bond Give Away Rights Ebook With Audio And Video

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As previously stated, you want to avoid too much of a good thing, because it spoils and becomes bad. Excessive arguments and feelings of being smothered and boredom are all symptoms of spending too much time together.

We all need our alone time. We all need time as individuals, apart from our lovers, being with other people, or just alone. It helps us to regenerate, and come back to our lover or others with a fresh perspective.

It helps to make sure that we do not close off the inputs from the rest of the world and adopt blinders which shrink, instead of expand our world. It helps you to see where you stand in the relationship and what can be done to improve it.

One reason that we are usually able to give advice to other people, but can’t see the answers for ourselves is that we are too deep inside our own situation to be able to see all of it as it is.

By having enough alone time and being able to step outside of the relationship, we are better able to be more objective about it and see it in its full totality to have a better understanding of what it truly is.

All successful relationships require balance. Keeps a level of balance regarding the time you spend without your partner, and the time you spend with your partner will be that much more fulfilling.

Everybody is acquainted with the famous tale of the tortoise and the hare. The slow and steady tortoise wound up winning the race, even though the hare was much faster. Slow and steady wins the race. This too is true with relationships.

A successful relationship is a marathon, not a sprint. Just like life is comprised of seconds, then minutes, then days, weeks, and years, so too do relationships consist of a number of small details, characteristics and behaviors that add up to a larger collective of life events that comprise a relationship.

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