Funny Relationship Advice Everyone Should Consider Taking
“When you hear a woman saying: “Correct me if I’m wrong, but…” – Don’t ever correct her!”
This advice is bound to make both genders laugh their hats off, and that because it is true – in relationships, correcting a woman, even when she uses the phrase, is often the beginning of a very long argument. And this is not because women can’t take criticism. They can. But, the way in which women and men communicate, especially when criticism hangs in the air, differs gravely.
Men are creatures of logic. Although the notion is not foreign to women, they tend not to abide by the constraints of logical thinking. In other words, when a woman says: “Correct me” she does not really mean that. She means: “I can’t possibly be wrong”. And when a man hears: “Correct me” he understands that he is to correct any wrong assumptions or statements. He is not. Not when speaking to women.
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So, the next time a man hears his girlfriend telling that she will accept to be corrected if wrong, he must not fall into the trap. Men, although it might cause a slight feeling of a bent mind, please take this advice into consideration, and know – what you hear being said is not what is really being said.
“Couples who change their Facebook status to “Single” after a small fight are like someone who would fight with their parents and put “Orphan” as their status”
In the modern era, our natural inclination towards showing off and being a social creature got the perfect outlet – social media! And it is true that many tend to shout out everything that is happening in their lives into the world almost in real time. Yet, you should consider taking this advice, as relationships are still, no matter how many people know about them, a matter of only two people.
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No relationship receives the respect it deserves when you announce to the world that you had a small (or huge) fight. No matter the cause and the guilty party, you should always resolve the issue in its entirety in the privacy before you publicize what is going on in your life. If that’s not motivation enough for you, imagine how embarrassed you’ll feel when you have to change it back to “In a relationship” once you kiss and make up with your partner and receive public congratulations for being such a rash status-changer.
“Relationship is like a house – if the lightbulb burns out, you don’t go out and buy a new house; you fix the lightbulb”
Yes, there is also another version of this advice out on the internet, which goes something like: “unless the house is a lying *** in which case you burn the house down and go buy a new, better one”. But let’s focus on this one, assuming there is only the lightbulb wrong with the house.
It is true, you should not be rigid and expect that your partner will be the perfect being. You’re not either. So, if there is a problem in your relationship, search for ways to fix it, rather than denouncing the entire relationship. How? Communication is the key, we cannot ever stress that enough. Talk talk talk, and always be assertive.
“When your ex-tells you that you’ll never find anyone like him/her, don’t stress – that’s the point”
And, in the end, here’s one that will give you the needed pick-me-up when you’re breaking up with someone. Breakups are tough, always. And, if the relationship was serious, you will always have doubts about leaving your partner. And, the partner often reacts to the news in the above-stated manner, which can make it that much harder. However, when you did decide to break things up, you probably made this choice as a result of careful consideration and due to differences that you just can’t tolerate anymore. The point is – not to find the same boyfriend/girlfriend as your ex, with the same issues, so don’t stress over it!
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