The Science of 'Successful' Relationships...

Principles for Making Marriage Work...The Science of 'Successful' Relationships...A good marriage is a mindset. You can have a good marriage if you choose to. It is your decision to ignore your partner, take them for granted, stop loving them, and let the marriage die on the vine. It is your decision to show them attention, affection, and love. Life essentially comes down to the choices that we make. We can choose to be negative, and pick fights, and be unhappy. Or we can choose to focus on the positive, and show gratitude, and be loving...

This advice mainly falls upon the men. In general, women are hardwired to be more committed to relationships and more focused on the family. That is an evolutionary function of the woman as the child bearer, and the child raiser. They are more monogamous by nature than men. That is why it is imperative for men to give a stronger, more committed effort to their wives and their families. As the patriarch, the man must fulfill his duties in the relationship with more commitment.

A good marriage is a mindset. You can have a good marriage if you choose to. It is your decision to ignore your partner, take them for granted, stop loving them, and let the marriage die on the vine. It is your decision to show them attention, affection, and love. Life essentially comes down to the choices that we make. We can choose to be negative, and pick fights, and be unhappy. Or we can choose to focus on the positive, and show gratitude, and be happy.

If you could ask any question about relationships, marriage, family, or parenting, what would you ask?

Coincidentally, we have published a book that answers 40 of the most common questions. The book is edited by the creators of Science Of Relationships 

and includes contributions from us and many of our colleagues-

The key difference between our book and the other books on relationships out there is that:

all of our contributors are relationship scientists and teachers at 

colleges/ universities experts on relationships...

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Successful Marriage

If you could ask any question about relationships, marriage, family, or parenting, what would you ask?

Coincidentally, we have published a book that answers 40 of the most common questions. The book is edited by the creators of Science Of Relationships and includes contributions from us and many of our colleagues.

The key difference between our book and the other books on relationships out there is that all of our contributors are relationship scientists and teachers at colleges/universities who are true experts on relationships...

The Science of Relationships:

Get The Answers to Your Questions about Dating, Marriage, and Family...

 the important thing that couples can do for each other is to put their needs above everything else. Placing each other as the highest priority is the key to a strong marriage. "If you get a promotion, or if something good happens at work, who is the first person you call? Typically, the first person that you call should be your best friend. Your wife should be your best friend," says Jeff. If guys want to keep their wives happy, they must place the wants and needs of their wife above everything else. The wife should always be the first priority. Relationships start to crack when the partner stops becoming the first priority.

 love isn't finding someone perfect. it's loving someone imperfect-

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