Things I Have Learned About Relationships. Part III
Author: Rinatta Paries, Relationship Coach, Professional Certified Coach

Here are yet more lessons and concepts learned by me, my clients and friends in the process of attracting and creating great relationships. Which of these gems will you chose to use?

Supporting men financially takes away their self esteem. Give them moral support instead.

The best relationships are partnerships.

If you get to be right most of the time and make your partner take all of the blame, you will end up alone.

A relationship with a foundation of dishonesty is like a house of cards.

Grass only looks greener on the other side, but it's the same old grass.

You may secretly wonder if there isn't a better partner out there. This is your mind's way of communicating that you are dangerously close to real intimacy with your current partner.

If your partner says that they are willing to grow and change, don't test them. Support them in their commitment.

Emotional maturity is knowing when you are overreacting. Stop and take care of your needs so you can get back in balance.

What you think you want is often not what you want, but a sideways plot to get your needs met.

If you ask, very often you will receive.








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This article was originally written by Relationship Coach Rinatta Paries and published in The Relationship Coach Newsletter, which is a weekly e-mail publication for people who want to create fulfilling relationships. The newsletter contains tips, ideas and distinctions to help you understand and transform your relationships. If you are single, the newsletter will help you attract your Mr. or Ms. Right. If you are in a relationship, it will help you to create much more closeness and intimacy with your mate. To subscribe, go to http://www.WhatItTakes.com

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