Be More Grateful For Your Partner
Research shows that gratitude builds more powerful connections, attachment, love and closeness. A study of couples found that people who took time to express gratitude for their partner felt more positive toward the other person and more comfortable communicating concerns about their relationship. If you're in a relationship that has all the hallmarks of a wholesome relationship — mutual honesty, support and communication, that kind of thing — then it's high time to find some genuine appreciation and gratitude for your spouse and stop picking at them for the little things they don't do because the key to improving a marriage is to show a little gratitude Develop an attitude of gratitude: Below are a few points for creating gratefulness in your relationship: Simple effort to do everyday acts of kindness: hug your partner first thing in the morning & sit with them, bring your half a cup of tea, clean the kitchen, and praise them. Try to notice good things and show gratitu