Beyond the gift-giving, acts of service, physical touch, words of affirmation, or quality time and all that lovey-dovey whatever.

Very often, we hear about the five love languages that help us understand our partners better. Things that help us to love and care for our partners in ways they desire to be loved. However, these are only applicable when everything seems green and rosy. In those moments of raising voices, walking away, and exchanging words, how do we deal with our partners?

When conflict arises, we desire to be heard, and quite frankly, I don't think anyone wants to be spending time with or be touched by a partner who they have unresolved conflict with.

Realistically, every healthy relationship has conflicts, and when these issues arise, it is important to know your partner's fight languages or responses to amicably resolve conflicts. Just as we need to understand the love languages of our partners, we also need to understand their fight languages, as they are essential in understanding how to communicate with your partner.

Broadly speaking, we have people who are expressive in conflicts and prefer to address the issues immediately; on the other hand, some are suppressive and prefer not to address the issues head-on. Let's break these personality types into categories to fully understand the what and how of dealing with a partner's anger and our anger as well.

Check out some perfect responses to dealing with relationship fight language on Dyshus webpage(link in bio)

What do you think makes a relationship last long?

Compatibility

Money and more money

Being considerate to each other.

As long as boundaries ( do's and dont's) are respected, the relationship should last

Atleast one person willing to let the other have their way all the time.

Big d*ck & w.a.p

Sheistoopretty:
Money and more money

Ashi

Mystery, presence and sudden disappearance. Aloftness, understanding and humility, money and good sense of humor. What do i know an single after all.

Patience nd perseverance nd nothing more. If not for patience most of the marriages we see clocking 30 to 50+ yrs would have dissolved b4 even celebrating the first anniversary. My parent have been married for more than 30 yrs but the truth is that in the course of the marriage they passed through challenges that could have ended the marriage but through patience nd perseverance they're still a union nd that has taught me alot as a guy.

Nothing


Just go in and hope for the best.

Luck

Communication and mutual understanding

Fear of God. Only a Spouse that truly Love the CREATOR of Humanity and Fear HIM shall Obey HIS Law never to Cheat on you or Divorce you.

Thanks boss I learned a lot from this your post.

SyrusdeHansome:
Patience nd perseverance nd nothing more. If not for patience most of the marriages we see clocking 30 to 50+ yrs would have dissolved b4 even celebrating the first anniversary. My parent have been married for more than 30 yrs but the truth is that in the course of the marriage they passed through challenges that could have ended the marriage but through patience nd perseverance they're still a union nd that has taught me alot as a guy.

True love

Compromising

If you want your relationship or marriage to last, you will make sacrifices. You will accept some things that might even go against your principles. Not once, not twice but every single time you STILL WANT the relationship to continue.


That's the simple truth.

Sheistoopretty:
Money and more money

....and more money

Emotional intimacy/spending quality time together.

Having respect for each other.

Trust and loyalty.

Contentment and Appreciation for whatever he or she does.

Here to learn.

fyzaila:
Compatibility

100%

Realness and sincerity

Trust,money and communication

DyshApp:
Beyond the gift-giving, acts of service, physical touch, words of affirmation, or quality time and all that lovey-dovey whatever.

Very often, we hear about the five love languages that help us understand our partners better. Things that help us to love and care for our partners in ways they desire to be loved. However, these are only applicable when everything seems green and rosy. In those moments of raising voices, walking away, and exchanging words, how do we deal with our partners?

When conflict arises, we desire to be heard, and quite frankly, I don't think anyone wants to be spending time with or be touched by a partner who they have unresolved conflict with.

Realistically, every healthy relationship has conflicts, and when these issues arise, it is important to know your partner's fight languages or responses to amicably resolve conflicts. Just as we need to understand the love languages of our partners, we also need to understand their fight languages, as they are essential in understanding how to communicate with your partner.

Broadly speaking, we have people who are expressive in conflicts and prefer to address the issues immediately; on the other hand, some are suppressive and prefer not to address the issues head-on. Let's break these personality types into categories to fully understand the what and how of dealing with a partner's anger and our anger as well.

Check out some perfect responses to dealing with relationship fight language on Dyshus webpage(link in bio)

What do you think makes a relationship last long?

Money and respect... Have money, and get a woman that is respectful

Sheistoopretty:
Money and more money

Firstcitizen:


....and more money

occfx:


Money and respect... Have money, and get a woman that is respectful

Rich people have premature relationships and marriages too so money can't be a long lasting factor.

Women, be young, men be powerful. U ll last

Relationship too get wahala Abeg

Constant communication

Patience, Sacrifice and Resources money to run the union.

Just like AG Baby sang, "Love is not enough".

God

Communication

COMPATIBILITY.
That covers all areas of solid relationships.

Find your mate, follow your mate.