I personally have undergone such situations and like to help
explain this issue.
1.
One person is trying to dominate other in an
implicit manner. For example, one partner may be interested in swimming and
jogging and like to being physically fit, while the other partner is lazy. So
the lazy partner would expect the active one who wakes up early to perform the
family routine tasks. Alternatively, in my case, my wife does not like Yoga or
meditation for some strange reason. Not only she despises but also she is irate
whenever I speak to her about the topic and even worse if I am going for a week
or 10 days’ course. She feels that I am wasting my time and do not reap
benefit. I understand but what really bothers is she is quite impatient to
listen to me to understand my mindset and my aspirations are. In long run, such
relationships tend to be fragile the reason being one partner is trying to
influence the decision or mindset of other implicitly and on long run this may
create discomfort to other
2.
Emotions are expressed candidly. I would rather
say bluntly. This is often in the early stages of relationship may be in the
first year of the relationship. The reason being one person may not really
understand the other and often require sugar coated expressions. When the
partner expresses feelings candidly, other may not have expected and inside would
be something absolutely different from outside.
3.
Partner does not understand the aspirations of
the other. As everyone knows each of us are unique. So aspirations of one
partner would be sometimes totally different from that other. Although one need
not pursue the aspirations of other. At least, you need not motivate.
As a partner, you should not only like him/her as a person
but also their likes, dislikes and their emotions. Then the relationship would
be a very healthy one.
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