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BEING IN A RELATIONSHIP

by Johnson Okunade
February 7, 2020 - Updated on January 14, 2023
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Being in a relationship can mean different things to different people. It’s up to the two of you to decide which rules you are going to stick to. This is important because the passionate “newly-found-love” phase eventually ends, and all relationships will face issues at some point.
Communication
Being faithful
Trust and honesty
Compromise
Talking about the future

Being in a relationship can mean different things to different people. It’s up to the two of you to decide which rules you are going to stick to. This is important because the passionate “newly-found-love” phase eventually ends, and all relationships will face issues at some point.

But even if things get difficult, remember that relationships are about love. And love is all about acceptance. Do keep this in mind whenever your relationship isn’t going so well: the reason you are with this person is love.

What’s important is to have a talk about your expectations. Because only if your partner understands what you expect from a relationship can your needs be met.

Because of the forthcoming valentine, there has been lots of trending discussions on how February 14’s Valentine should be spent. gifts to be bought, quality time to spend with your lover and all.

So as to prepare and motivate those still planning to start,  encourage newbies that just started relationships and strengthen existing relationships, the “Woven Relationship” category will be discussing some important factors to be considered when in a relationship

Communication

Even though you might not even give it much thought, communication is the number one thing when it comes to relationships.

We think we know how to communicate. But in relationships, especially when it comes to intimate issues, things can get very difficult very quickly.

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In the beginning, you might even avoid voicing your thoughts for the fear of not being accepted. But such an approach will eventually backlash on you. Be yourself: if the other person doesn’t like you like this, you can’t fix it by pretending to be someone you’re not.

So establish how you would like to communicate early on; it will make things a lot easier in the long run.

Being faithful

To most people, being in a relationship means that you are ‘exclusive’ and faithful to each other.

That can mean very different things to different couples. You will need to discuss what this means for you. For example, does it mean you can’t hang out with people you might be attracted to? Can’t you hug others anymore? Or is flirting okay – why eat chicken outside when you can have steak at home?

Stay faithful no matter what

There are no firm rules. What’s important is that whatever you decide upon works for both of you – and that you’re being honest.

Trust and honesty

If you’re in a relationship, you should have a certain level of trust for each other. If you don’t think your partner is being honest with you, or you are not being honest with your partner, you need to decide whether you really want to be in a relationship.
A lack of trust will only lead to nagging and arguments. Which might eventually mean an end to your relationship.

dont argue. truat each other and be honest
dont argue. truat each other and be honest

Bring up any concerns you have as soon as they arise – the earlier you can resolve them, the better for your relationship.

Compromise

Relationships are all about give-and-take. Or, in other words: compromise. No relationship is ever without conflict or irritants. And if those arise, you need to talk to your partner and find a way that works for both of you.

always care for each other
always care for each other

Compromising can be difficult, or even painful. But if you want things to work out, sometimes giving in and being patient is the best thing to do.

Talking about the future

At some point in your relationship, you’ll need to discuss your views of the future. Do you see yourself getting married and having children? Perhaps your partner doesn’t. To avoid getting hurt and feeling like you’ve wasted your time, make sure you have this conversation.

put each other in your plans, talk about the future
put each other in your plans, talk about the future

Once again, being in a happy, satisfying and equal relationship all comes down to good communication. The more honest you are with each other, the better your chances of having a great relationship.

So let’s talk…

 

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