Their presence can help us determine what is "normal" and how we compare to society, at large. We derive companionship, intellectual stimulation and a sense of completeness from our various relationships. There are several components to maintaining healthy relationships.
Another way to strengthen any of your personal relationships is to learn to manage anger properly. The feeling of anger rises up naturally and you can't possibly fault yourself (or anyone else) for having emotional responses. The problem comes when the angry person can't manage that anger, which results in overreacting, shouting, name-calling, breaking things, or even becoming physically violent.
It's important that you learn to keep your anger under control but it's also important that your partner understands how to avoid your triggers. Positive communication breeds healthy relationships, which can keep both partners away from a cataclysmic meltdown.
If you feel overwhelmed by the problems in your personal relationships, then you may want to consider counseling. You can get individual, family or marriage counseling for a wide variety of issues, including marital difficulty, divorce, addiction, substance abuse, depression symptoms, work stress, grief/trauma, parenting skills, emotional abuse, physical violence, financial troubles, eating disorders, chronic health disorders or low self-esteem.
Sometimes all it takes is an impersonal eye to alert you to patterns and then telling you the methods of creating healthy relationships. The first step toward happiness is admitting there's a problem and enlisting professional help to find the best solution.
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