Solh Wellness

"How to not have problems in a relationship?" is the most common type of question asked by couples in counselling sessions. The concept of a perfect relationship free of disagreements or arguments is flawed. To make a relationship work, a lot of hard work and daily efforts are required. Problems in a relationship are unavoidable, but how individuals deal with them determines the relationship's longevity. The following are some of the most common issues that couples face in their relationships: 1. Financial issues: These issues are one of the most common sources of conflict in a relationship. Money problems can cause conflict in a relationship, whether it's due to different financial resources, differing perspectives on the value of money, or differing spending habits. This is especially true when there is a power imbalance, such as when one partner has more financial means and the other feels indebted to their partner. 2. Loss of Interest: No relationship is easy, an

  Finding the right partner, getting married, starting a family, and spending their later years together are all common goals for life partners. Even so, there are now more divorces and broken up relationships than ever before. Here are some of the most frequent reasons for relationships to end, so you can avoid the mistakes that frequently lead to divorce and breakups. -Loss of Trust: One of the essential elements of a strong relationship is a sense of trust. If the partner is unpredictable or doesn't offer enough emotional support, the person may lose trust in them. Relationships built on the shaky foundation of trust are likely to cause harm to someone. -Lack of Communication: The foundation of a lasting relationship is open communication. Couples who frequently express their frustrations with one another and find solutions together are more likely to stay together than those who never argue. Relationships eventually suffer when people try to avoid conflicts in their relation