Wondering How to Save Your Marriage?

If you want to save your marriage you have a hard road ahead of you, but first take a hard look at the state of your marriage. Is this the person you want to be within five years? If your answer is no, you don't need to read any further. But if you want to know how to stop your divorce and save your marriage I am going to show you how to save your relationship.

Once you have decided that your marriage is worth saving, you can start to do the work that is necessary. Don't even think about going to the divorce lawyer anymore. You've made the commitment to stick with your relationship.

Now that you have put divorce out of your mind, accept that there will have to be changes in the relationship. If you want the relationship to work more than your partner does, then you are the one who is going to have to do the most changing. That's a simple fact. It is like the person who has the bigger aversion to messiness usually does the most cleaning around the house. The person who wants the relationship to work more will have to do the most changing.

You have to be prepared to talk more too. Set aside time to get to know your partner once again. If he or she has hobbies that they are willing to share with you, get involved even if you are not all that into anything that interests your partner.

If your partner is willing to agree to it, marriage counseling may be what you need to save your marriage. A relationship counselor or therapist will be able to look at your marriage from the outside, ask probing questions, and get you to open up to each other.

There is no such thing as a perfect relationship. Once you have the "ideal" out of your head, you will be able to work on what is real and what is good. These are the standards you should be applying to your marriage.

Love Spells to Get Him Back

If you are thinking about love spells to get him back then you really need to read this. Communicating with him in a calm and rational manner might be all it will take. Have you taught of a written letter sent by regular mail? This can be a good way to let him know where you are coming from. Texts are just too impersonal. It's hard to truly explain how you feel with an electronic delivery system. But sending a letter handwritten by you will surely get his attention.

For the letter to be effective you have to make sure that you keep a few points in mind:

1. Don't be negative. This isn't the time for guilt trips, venting your anger, or whining about your broken heart. This is the time to honestly own whatever part you played in the breakup of the relationship. Even if most of the blame is his, you probably still had something that you did wrong and regret. Explain why you did what you did. Don't try to justify it, just explain what you were thinking at the time and why you took the actions you took.

2. Don't promise that you'll change. You should be honest with yourself about anything that you need to work on but that's it. You aren't going to change yourself and remake yourself for every boyfriend you have. That's not healthy. But you can and should work on improving yourself. And you can tell him what you plan to work on and why.

3. Talk a little about your life now, without him. Don't brag about a new guy and try to make him jealous and don't sound all down and whiny. Just tell him something good. Not all the details but just enough to pique his curiosity. Make sure you end your letter with something positive, something that reminds him of the wonderful, fun loving women he fell in love with.

You don't have to resort to free love spells to get him back, all you need to do is find a way to remind him of how great you are and how great the two of you used to be. If you can do this and intrigue him all over again you will have a better chance of getting him back.

Is It Possible to Save My Relationship?

If you want to save your relationship I have some tips that might be able to make a difference for you and your partner. But first you must to decide why you want to save your relationship. That might sound like a dumb question but sometimes we cling to things that we should just let go. Before you invest too much time and emotion in trying to save your relationship first make sure that it should be saved.

Now that you have decided that your relationship is worth saving here are a few tips you can follow which should help:

1. It's not all about you. So often in relationships one person tends to carry more of the burden. They are the "fixer". They are the ones who carry most of the emotional baggage. If that person is you then you have to realize that you can't do it all. If your relationship is going to be saved your partner has to be able and willing to meet you halfway.

2. Try to communicate without condemning or criticizing. When a relationship starts to falter there are a lot of hurt feelings and frustrations from both parties. These hurts can build up into a huge wall of resentment. That wall is very tough to tear down. It will take a lot of time, patience, and open communication. If the two of you aren't good at communicating you might need to find resources such as a book or counseling, that can help you work on your communication skills.

3. Own it. If you've screwed up you need to be a mature adult and admit your mistake and apologize for it. This is key. Remember in step 2 when I talked about resentments building up? You can do a lot to ease those resentments if you just own up to your mistakes and offer a sincere apology for the hurt you may have caused. To someone who loves you and wants to make things work this will be a very sweet sound.

Follow these steps and you will be well on your way to saving your relationship. Remember, the problems didn't spring up overnight and they're not going to go away overnight either. But if both of you are willing to work together you can get back the loving, fulfilling relationship you both want.