How to Save a Marriage or Relationship From Catastrophe...

Things aren’t going well, but you don’t want divorce to end your relationship. What can you do? If you don’t want divorce there are three specific things you can do to stop it. These tips won’t work in every situation—some relationships are too far gone. But most relationships start having troubles long before they reach this point, thankfully. When you don’t want divorce but your partner does, try being quiet for a while. Just don’t say anything. Stop complaining. The worst thing you can do is to carry on about how you don’t want to get divorced. You can let your partner know that you don’t want the divorce. And that’s about all you can do. Perhaps you could reassure them that couples go through this kind of thing all the time and are still together today... Just don’t do it more than once! If you carry on and carry on about how you want to stay together, you’ll probably just annoy your partner, making it less likely for him to be open to the idea of staying together. The whole point...

Relationship break ups can be both emotional and confusing in nature, and leaving you wanting to win your ex back. Unfortunately, it may be difficult for you to say why everything that has happened has happened, and it may be even more difficult to figure out what you can do in order to win back your ex. Your ex has probably given you a number of reasons why the relationship must end, regardless of whether or not you understand them. The truth of the situation is that your ex is probably having trouble with his or her feelings too. The good news is that even if your ex seems to be singing the opposite tune, you may still stand a chance. There are clues that will help you determine whether or not there is anything that you can do to win back your ex once and for all. If your ex is demonstrating any kind of emotion toward you, then you are likely still important to them. Many people who break up keep their partners close by as if they were some kind of an emergency back up, and this is a...