There is always conflict when you have two wills. A married couple will have conflict. How common their goals are will determine the extent of the conflict. How their personalities interact will determine how they handle it. How much they are love each other will tell how willing they are to sacrifice themselves for the happiness of the other and mitigate both the conflict and its resolution.
If your goals are similar conflict will be small. If the spouses are willing to compromise on the goals and put the others ahead of their own in some instances, the conflict will be lessened.
The personalities will determine how open they are to discussion and how the discussion proceeds. If they love each other and are willing to truly listen to the other and feel their feelings they will be able to understand some and compromise better and not feel bad about it.
What pushes you to keep going is the desire for love and companionship. I know that I want someone who I share everything with. It makes life easier and more fulfilling.
Good luck with this.
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Salacious
I appreciate your wit most of the time. This questioner provides some comic relief in a lot of her questions. She also asks serious ones. It isn't hard to tell the difference.True or False A great marriage doesn't mean no conflict; it simply means a couple keeps trying to get it right?
False ;
Change , is a constant in the Universe .
People adjust to the change around them .
A couple can get it '; Right'; for the time and day that they agree on something and then have to change in order to meet the '; New';
situation that arises because of the changes that have taken place .
Every year we learn new things , because we have another years worth of living under our belts . This additional information is added to the information that we had last year , so now we make adjustments
based on the sum total of information up to that date .
These changes are not because we got it wrong , they are because
we know more .True or False A great marriage doesn't mean no conflict; it simply means a couple keeps trying to get it right?
I can accept some truth there, but I think instead of ';keeps trying to get it right,'; a better goal is simply resolving conflict where possible and letting it go where possible. Maybe picking battles more carefully and maybe having better senses of humor. Life is too short to fight about every little thing.
I don't think I will ever have the goal of ';trying to get it right'; for a marriage if I get married again. I have that goal for myself personally, but I will expect my husband to have his own personal goals. I won't get married again if being with him isn't its own reward.
There will almost always be conflict...but couples in successful relationships work through the conflict through resolution, compromise, or whatever it takes to get beyond it and move forward.
As for ';getting it right';, does anyone ever get it right? There's always room for improvement, so what is considered ';right';?
True, with caveats...
It's not so much that you have to get it right. It's about recognising that conflict is inevitable - people are people - and finding a way to continue moving forward in spite of it.
out of the 700,000 questions you ask daily, this is the first one that makes sense...
answer to your one and only wisely asked initial question, true.
wasn't ur husband going to divorce u if u didn't change ur last name to his...what pushes you to keep going?
trying to get what right? a great marriage works through conflict to come to a compromise both can live with; a great marriage respects each partner and their thoughts and opinions.
True as true can be.
What you need to understand is that if it was easy, it wouldn't be worth doing.
We are on this earth to solve problems.
A problem free existence awaits us in heaven....
...and we are NOT in heaven yet!
You must have just read what was one of the four topics on yahoo's front page lol
It's true.
True. What pushes us to keep trying? LOVE
what pushes us? My hip and back muscles most of the time.
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