You may not always agree with the way he handles a crisis situation for example

You may not always agree with the way he handles a crisis situation for example. While it is your responsibility to talk about your concerns, it's also your responsibility to step back and not argue once a decision has been reached. And if the outcome doesn't play out as he anticipated, avoid saying "I told you so."

Get back in touch with each other.  In the beginning, couples often touch each other:  holding hands, stroking hair, hugging, putting their arms around each other.  When romance falls away from a marriage, often the only times people touch is when they want sex.  This can make your partner feel used and unloved.

 

            Why does the touching disappear after marriage or once you have been intimate.  During courtship, most couples refrain from intimate touching.  It’s proper to practice physical restraint in the early stages of a relationship.  But once you are given the green light to touch in a sexual way, the impulse for affectionate touching may ebb.  After the intense pleasure of sexual touch, a simple hug can pale by comparison.

 

       But women need that non-sexual touch.  As children, we like to be cuddled.  Think of how good it feels when your partner snuggles up against you.  Women never lose that strong need to be held.  Men need to be tuned into this desire and start that touching again.  She will respond in ways that you’ll be happy with and when it comes time for the sexual touch, she’ll be much more receptive!

Remember that compliments are free.  When you are dating, chances are that the compliments were free-flowing.  After you’ve been married awhile, the compliments start to go away.

       Why?  Maybe you stop noticing your partner’s appearance.  Perhaps you just don’t take the time to really



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