Quality Of Relations Decreases Due To Too Much Time Spending With Your Partner, Recognize The Signs

Illustration of too much time with your partner and declining relationship quality (Freepik/stafamerk)

YOGYAKARTA You must have heard that quantity is often not in line with quality. Likewise in spending time with your partner. The more you are with your partner, the less you guarantee the quality of the relationship is maintained.

Citing Wendy L. Patrick's explanation, J.D., Ph.D., lawyers, prosecutors, and public speakers based in San Diego, the quality of the relationship between low-pairs can moderate welfare to lower than unpaired people. For that, Patrick explained the sign that you and your partner spend too much time together so that the relationship is on neutral teeth'. Here's the sign Patrick described as reported by Psychology Today, Thursday, June 15.

Sometimes, you want to take a break from your partner and not communicate temporarily with your partner. Maybe you need time to recover your energy, enjoy silence, and feel the need to rest. This first sign helps you put your feelings in your partner in the right perspective. For example, if it takes solo trip time, then do it. Make an agreement with your partner to hibernate.

If you feel frustrated, anxious, or anxious, you may blame your partner for being the closest 'target'. But many other factors, such as being influenced by hormonal or emotional conditions from feelings that are easily offended and may not be related to your partner.

Even so, anger is a normal bulwark of defense. It's just that you need to manage it in expressing it. Don't let your partner get angry and get offended. Then relax for a moment by praying, relaxing, or exercising to gain mental clarity.

Many people want to expand networking, spend more time with family, reconnect with old friends, or engage in social activities with new friends. But the desire to travel alone, indicates that you need space from your partner.

It's important to remember that wanting to spend time alone is not necessarily a relational red flag. The key is to check whether the desire to spend rest is a reflection of the reduced quality of the relationship. Patrick explained, a healthy partner is a couple who everyone enjoys the space to express their individuality but loves and appreciates their time together. So if you spend too much time with your partner, you should spend too much time identifying it.