Save a Relationship- 3 Ways to Know If It's Possible!

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Learn to Recognize True Intentions Vs. Games

One of the hardest things to know when you are trying to save a relationship after a breakup is the true intentions of your ex. Be careful not to rush things. Flirting is a very wonderful and playful adventure. But if you find yourself in a situation that you just seem to be there to occupy their time until something better comes along, see it for the game it is. It is very important not to jump back into a relationship full force.

Take your time and make sure the signs are not fake. Is the conversation about you as a couple or is it about their friends or their activities in such a way that it is meant not to include you? Is the cell phone or the latest text just way too important that you are left in the dust? You have to decide what you can live with and what you can't. You need to decide now. It is OK not to always be in a relationship. Give yourself permission.

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Save a Relationship-Will They be there During the Bad Times?

What Can You Really Live With?

Is there something that seems worth the trouble to save a relationship that will last? Will the cost be too high? Relationships that have lasted for longer than a year will have a certain amount of common experiences. There will be the good times and the not so good times. There are many expectations in a relationship that may or may not be the expectations of the other person. Take the time to watch and learn.

I know a couple that has been married almost 50 years. For most of their married life, the wife went to family events by herself. There was only a couple situation if it was needed for business. Support was a one way street. In casual conversation, she is put down......constantly. If this is a a situation that you can live with, fine...But understand , 50 years is a long time.

Take some time to make sure you have a good partnership. That you handle the ebb and flow of life together. A good relationship is a team effort...and there is only two on the team.

Time is on your side. Don't fight it.

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Save Your Relationship During Recession Depression

When your relationship is not what it used to be, what can you do when money is tight? You don't have to be an economist to know that it looks like its going to be a while before thing take off again. And it really doesn't matter if its a recession or a depression. Bottom line, you have less money to spend on the things you enjoy. Relationships can also become strained. What can you do to start the heartbreak healing when the money is not there? Is it an either/or proposition? Will you either come up with the money or the relationship is gone?

Any relationship that is worth having is one where both people realize it's not all fun and games. If money is tight, look for free or cheap ways to enjoy each others company and not break the bank. Chances are the other person already knows that finances are an issue. The choice it to either dwell on what you don't have or enjoy what you do have. That seems obvious, but we are not necessarily talking about going from a BMW to a Chevy product. Health is one of those things people take for granted that have it. Spending time next to someones hospital bed when they are only 30 and the prognosis is not good puts many things into perspective.

Take time now for the little things:

* Go for a walk in the park.
* Go to the lake.
* The zoo has free days.
* Go to a free concert.

The point is to spend time together and start to save a relationship. Start the heartbreaking healing process while you can both enjoy each other.