Tuesday, 19 May 2015

Navigating the seas toward real love : Part Three

Anger is a vice that rolls up its head every now and then. Managing anger should not only be done from the surface, rather the source of it should be traced. We often find ourselves getting angry for no just cause. Even if it is to be a just cause, keeping it under control is necessary. It is better to let communication govern. It helps to express you in all matters. Make sure you understand the other person point of view before responding. But this is often not the case; as we want our opinions to be heard and implemented. This is why having a firm grasp of what the relationship entails is based on accepting each other for which we are keeps tensions at bay.


In the likeness of what both partners share in common will create a stage that will form a bridge of togetherness at all times. When trouble looms from nowhere, the bond of the relationship will comfort and keep it sailing on lovely waters. Very important is the way we respond to an unpleasant issue can inflame or dissolve the problem. Misunderstanding should be an avenue for moving the relationship to greater heights. Composure is needed to refrain ourselves from saying very hurtful words and making us appear foolish. True words of life should always spring out of our mouths. In the heat of a problem, it would be better to take a walk, go into your room to cool off or listen to good music to uplift the spirit and make it whole again.

At the end of the day, communication is the key to any resolve. Pretending that things will turn out alright may likely create underlying resentment that could rear itself later and further inflame very minor matters. As growth is a continual process in life, heeding to the right instructions and adjusting better will prevent future occurrence. This builds maturity in the relationship and opens gateways toward a perfect love. The manifestation of the right attitude will constantly reflects in everything you do. The robust balance is needed; otherwise distractions and lack of concentration will be the order of the day.

Sometimes human ego gets in the way, and who tend to give cold shoulders is detrimental to the base center of the relationship. If it was formed on financial prowess, academic qualifications, religiosity, then coming to a proper consensus will warrant either to make profound adjustments, by compromising to the demands of the other. But if it is centered on genuine care and love, nothing can stop both partners from coming to a concrete agreement no matter the circumstance.

Happiness is not derived from whatever we think we have or whoever we think we are, as long as there is mutual acceptance, a better future takes root. Even if you own the world, where love does not grow, it will always seem like you are in a roller coaster ride; a very long one indeed. Having the right people around to counsel and give good hearty advice is paramount. In the long run, we need experience and like-minded colleagues, friends, family members of sound wisdom and good countenance to at least counsel us in the midst of confusion that will help us grow. Even when you disagree with them, do it diplomatically and amicably without sounding and cocky about the whole matter. Thinking the right thoughts and speaking less pulls anger and make you see things in a new light.

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