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Wednesday, 13 May 2015

The Six Emotional Stages That Most Of The Couples Go Through

By Megan Nite


Knowing the main stages in a relationship will help you to understand the spot where you along with your partner are, helping to explain what seems to be puzzling behaviors. They generate a guide to your healthy relationships; there are main six relationship stages below:

The idealization stage

At this first stage each partner attempts get along and show only their best sides; you both are making as much as you can to make things work for you. At that point, neither person may have seen your respective bad sides since you'll have both been on your best behavior! This is often a time for love, romance and sexual attraction!

Perturbation stage

During this stage you each start noticing the differences between the two of you. Conflicts start arising however they are easily solved fast most of the time. At this stage we see things a lot more clear as we taking off our "pink" sunglasses. Through this stage, the partners either deal with this or find you breaking apart.

Molding stage

Partners accept and appreciate each other's weak sides; they don't use force and mentality realize that love brings not only joy to their life, but sometimes it makes them struggle.

The stability stage

Each partner relaxes and affirms that they might never alter the other partner completely. They begin giving each other more love and respect without stressing out about each other's imperfections.

The surrender stage

Couples surrender to reality and start to believe that their relationships can have some defects too, and accept that it is normal. That's usually where they learn to love the other and definitely feel connected to each other. This period of time shows that you are currently both able to commit long term to one another.

Trust stage

This is actually the final stage; trust becomes unbreakable. Couples start working on projects, and they also turn into strong team; this becomes really obvious to all around them.

What happens if you fail at one of the stages?

The main thing here is communication. Focus on your soulmate speaks first and try not to interrupt her or him. You may have to accept that you feel sometimes differently. Try to walk in his/her shoes instead of make another attempt to change his point of view or even his/her personality.

Hope it is more clear now what point your relationship are at, and when you do I'm sure this knowledge may help you find the best partner!




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