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    Importance Of Values in Relationships



    With Love
    As described in the Bible - Love is patient, love is kind. It does not envy, it does not boast, it is not proud. It is not rude, it is not self-seeking, it is not easily angered, and it keeps no record of wrongs. Love does not delight in evil but rejoices with the truth. It always protects, always trusts, always hopes, and always perseveres. Love is the essence of every relationship, be it with your parents, children, spouse, and friends. A loving father always waits for his drifted son to come back to the family, and a loving mother always waits for her daughter to make the right decision regarding life. Parents always deal with our problems with a kind and compassionate, gentle and caring hand instead of a stick, no matter how wrong we have been. A father’s love doesn’t turn into jealousy but feels proud when his own son beats him in a game. A parent or a husband/wife always looks and prays for the comfort and well being of his/her children or his/her partner.

    If you don’t believe then answer this - how many times have you lied or done wrongful things? Many! How many times have you been forgiven by your loved ones? All! Such is the endurance of love that doesn’t keep records of any wrongs, but washes them off the memory. Parents always put their children first and husbands always put their wives first, but don’t seek pleasure and comfort for themselves, as love is not self-seeking and instead, looks after the other. Selfless love of our parents and partner has always looked to protect us, has believed in our abilities when no one else did, has always hoped and prayed for our well being, and has always stood ground when all was in the midst of a tempest. And when everything seemed to fall apart, it was the only thing that was with us from the beginning - love.

    With Little Things You Do
    Little things or gestures like – making breakfast for your parents or partner, just spending time with them, doing special things even on ordinary days and turning them into extraordinary, telling them you love them not just with words but in action, being there with them in their tough times and instead of giving much advice and solutions, sharing their pain and touching their wounds by your gentle and tender hand, being silent with them in their moment of despair and letting them know that you are there – can make your relation stronger that’ll stand the test of time and even mend those relations that are in the midst of a blizzard, and breathe life into them.

    By Staying Honest and Committed
    Being honest doesn’t simply mean being honest with the other person and telling him/her the truth about everything. It, in fact, means staying true to yourself, even when that person is not around. Only when such a position is reached can you actually claim to be true, faithful and committed. Don’t engage yourself in activities that you know will hurt your partner or loved one. Make promise to yourself to work on the things that you know need to be changed. Don’t tell them you smoke, tell them you have in the past and you’ll quit, and then make an effort to quit. Engaged or married, don’t flirt with other people (even if they started it). Stay honest to yourself and your partner, and end the conversation with that person then and there. If a parent, lead by example! Don’t tell your children lies about something that you do or did, so that they don’t start themselves, but make yourself stop doing that thing altogether. Don’t just say the words in vain, mean them, for they have the power to make or break, bend or mend relationships.

    Value your relations, not earthly possessions. Only when you do so would you understand the true meaning of life. Live life king size, along with your queen, prince and princess and not with the crown and the gold coins!


    Keywords: Love and marraige, relationships, arranged marriage, Values In Relationships, love marriage, Staying Honest,partner,
    Last edited by minisoji; 07-19-2011 at 06:10 AM.

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    You can relate how you have grown and learned and adapted in your family relationships. Ideally one would wish that in the relationships that a SW would share with their clients. You could also relate that to helping your clients develop thier own helathy relaionships. Look up coping modeling.


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