Pure Scientific Tips For Successful Marriage -PART 4

Pure Scientific Tips For Successful Marriage -PART 4

HAVE A LOT OF SEX 

Sex is the ultimate remedy. If you have a partner who gets upset easily, often have mood changes and worries constantly. And that personality trait does not mix well in relationship and is more strongly tied to negative marital outcomes than any other personality type, No Worries, frequent sex could be the answer. Couples who had lots of sex are more satisfied with their marriages as their counterparts who have lesser sex. And your sex throughout life can be normal and as good as fresh if you take care of your vaginal health by using some revitalizing vagina tightening gels like Everteen. The regular use of Everteen will keep freshening up your sexual life as it will bring back the same tightening effect on your vagina. Even if the sex is not good now, keep it up. The study has found that it may get better with age. Men in their 50s are more satisfied with their sex lives than men in their 30s and 40s according to a survey. In later age, some couple do away with sex due to vagina dryness and using products like Everteen will help in reducing dryness too by lubricating the vaginal area. So ladies, Sex is not only good for health but also for successful marriage. I was using the vagina tightening gel of a leading brand for last 3 months but I never got the desired result from it.

Pure Scientific Tips For Successful Marriage -PART 3

Pure Scientific Tips For Successful Marriage -PART 3

SAY THANK YOU & WE

Two words that can go along way. “Thank You”. In 2007, scientists asked married partners and student roommates whether they appreciated the chores done by the other person. While most said they felt gratitude, many had not relayed these feelings to their partner assuming ‘he or she will understand.” Results also showed individuals who felt appreciated by their partners had less bitterness over any imbalance in labour and more satisfaction with their relationship than other study participants did.

Another simple word that can boost partner pleasure: “We”. A study proved that spouse who used couple-focused word such as “We” “Our” and ‘Us” when talking about a conflict also showed more affection, fewer negative behaviour such as anger, and lower physiological stress levels during the disagreement. Using words that expressed separateness such as ‘I”, “You” and “Me” during the discussion were associated with marital dissatisfaction. So ladies, it seems that ‘Thank You’ and ‘We’ become more important than “I Love You”. So adopt this and have a Happy Marriage.

Pure Scientific Tips For Successful Marriage -PART 2

Pure Scientific Tips For Successful Marriage -PART 2

BE TOUGH

Speaking of spouse driving one another mad, not to worry, some marriages actually thrives on negative behaviours only. 

For some couples with serious problems, the best way to breed a happier marriage seems is by placing blame on each other, telling the other person to change, and being less forgiving and this is proven by a research on the topic by University of Tennessee psychologist James Mc Nulty. 

Happy couples behave in certain ways that, rather than making them happy, may simply reflect their glee. 

So ladies, if you have a partner who seems to be acting weird and get into blame game or demands for change then let me tell you that there are evidences which suggests that it can motivate partners to change. And don’t worries, it’s all good, just be tough to handle it. The secret to a great sex life after menopause or for sex after pregnancy is maintaining an elastic and healthy vagina by performing Kegel exercise and applying Everteen vagina tightening cream regularly.

Pure Scientific Tips For Successful Marriage- PART 1

Pure Scientific Tips For Successful Marriage!

Marriage guarantees nothing. It takes Love, Respect, Trust, Understanding, Friendship and Faith in your relationship to make a Successful Marriage. The tips are extracted from Live Science.

WORK HARD AT IT

Romantic love can stand the test of time if you apply elbow grease. In a study published in 2009 in the journal Review of General Psychology, researchers analyzed surveys of more than 6,000 people, including new relationships and marriages that had lasted at least 20 years. A surprisingly high number of people were still very much in love with their long-term partners, though the researchers drew a distinction between romantic love, which can endure, and passionate or obsessive love, which often fades after the beginning of a relationship.
The key to keeping that romance alive: hard work. Research has suggested these couples spend time and really care about the relationship; so for a good marriage, always resolve conflicts smoothly.