Make Your Love Last!
Kate and Will of England, just celebrated their first anniversary.
And experts who study marriage, say their relationships might
last for a long time. Continue reading and discover some ways to
keep your own relationship strong, healthy and happy just like
Kate and Will.
a) Show Affection-
Difficult for the royals to do with all of the papparazi around,
but it's possible. Say nice things to one another, hold hands, and
give gifts for no particular reason. When you do and say nice things
for one another, your partner will be inspired to reciprocate, which
creates a positive and loving atmosphere.
A fun fact: Kate and Will are the first royal couple to kiss-twice
on the wedding balcony.
b) Respect The In-Laws-
Ah, In-laws they're one if the most common sources of marital conflict
and imagine if you're mother in-law is the Queen of England?
Kate and Will have taken big steps to become close with their spouse's
families. Support from all sides of the family is a big key to making a
relationship a long-lasting success.
Be kind and gracious to your in-laws (even if he or she is difficult),
compliment them on their cooking, wear their "homemade" gifts,
(a cap that was knitted) and accept their tips and suggestions
on everything from child rearing to cooking.
c) Show Some Support-
Kate is often home alone due to the fact Prince William is still in the military,
but he makes sure to call and tell her "how proud and grateful" he is
of her for standing by him.
Showing support by saying thanks more often, and giving encouragement
verbally and nonverbally whenever possible.
d) Laugh More-
The benefits of laughing are endless...you'll feel less depressed
and enjoy better heart health. And new research says that couples
who are playful and laugh together are better able to deal with stress
and are more likely to stay together through thick and thin.
So, do like Kate and Will and enjoy a good laugh together and
keep the sarcastic comments to a minumum.
e) Stay Friends-
Simply put, Kate and Will were friends (for 10 yrs.) before they were actually
married. And even though they're now married, they remain friends
as well. So, find out what's happening in your spouses' (friends') life,
ask how their day went, support them in their hobbies or working life
and just be there when they want to vent or complain about traffic
or a coworker.
f) Do Some Good Together-
William is taking after his mother, he's involved in worthy causes
and his wife is also getting involved. Helping others creates a "feel good"
effect that gives your relationship a big boost.
If you want to get involved with your spouse in causes that'll help
make the World a better place, go to VolunteerMatch.org and learn
what's available.
That's it- some tips to make your marriage a success for one year or
for 50 yrs.
Good Luck!
JGib~~
RedCarpetRxs!
Kate and Will of England, just celebrated their first anniversary.
And experts who study marriage, say their relationships might
last for a long time. Continue reading and discover some ways to
keep your own relationship strong, healthy and happy just like
Kate and Will.
a) Show Affection-
Difficult for the royals to do with all of the papparazi around,
but it's possible. Say nice things to one another, hold hands, and
give gifts for no particular reason. When you do and say nice things
for one another, your partner will be inspired to reciprocate, which
creates a positive and loving atmosphere.
A fun fact: Kate and Will are the first royal couple to kiss-twice
on the wedding balcony.
b) Respect The In-Laws-
Ah, In-laws they're one if the most common sources of marital conflict
and imagine if you're mother in-law is the Queen of England?
Kate and Will have taken big steps to become close with their spouse's
families. Support from all sides of the family is a big key to making a
relationship a long-lasting success.
Be kind and gracious to your in-laws (even if he or she is difficult),
compliment them on their cooking, wear their "homemade" gifts,
(a cap that was knitted) and accept their tips and suggestions
on everything from child rearing to cooking.
c) Show Some Support-
Kate is often home alone due to the fact Prince William is still in the military,
but he makes sure to call and tell her "how proud and grateful" he is
of her for standing by him.
Showing support by saying thanks more often, and giving encouragement
verbally and nonverbally whenever possible.
d) Laugh More-
The benefits of laughing are endless...you'll feel less depressed
and enjoy better heart health. And new research says that couples
who are playful and laugh together are better able to deal with stress
and are more likely to stay together through thick and thin.
So, do like Kate and Will and enjoy a good laugh together and
keep the sarcastic comments to a minumum.
e) Stay Friends-
Simply put, Kate and Will were friends (for 10 yrs.) before they were actually
married. And even though they're now married, they remain friends
as well. So, find out what's happening in your spouses' (friends') life,
ask how their day went, support them in their hobbies or working life
and just be there when they want to vent or complain about traffic
or a coworker.
f) Do Some Good Together-
William is taking after his mother, he's involved in worthy causes
and his wife is also getting involved. Helping others creates a "feel good"
effect that gives your relationship a big boost.
If you want to get involved with your spouse in causes that'll help
make the World a better place, go to VolunteerMatch.org and learn
what's available.
That's it- some tips to make your marriage a success for one year or
for 50 yrs.
Good Luck!
JGib~~
RedCarpetRxs!
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