What Relationship Do You Have When You Become a Sister Wife

1. What Relationship Do You Have When You Become a Sister Wife? What expectations does a woman have from her partner when she wants to become a sister wife? What about a man from his partner? Why is a woman so different from a man? How can you find that common language with your partner that will help you manage effectively, with tact, the crises that arise within the couple? Is relational communication in polygamy the right way to a healthy relationship? Why do people currently tend to rather give up on a relationship if it doesn't go the way they want it to, instead of making efforts to fix it? There are questions to which both men and women are looking for answers. Much has been talked about and written about polygamist relationships, happiness, partners, commitment, what it means, and what a fulfilling married life means. The Internet is full of delicious recipes and tips for healthy relationships, no matter if there is monogamy or polygamy as a subject, because all people moved from offline to online. There have been thousands of studies on the relational behavior of partners. Because people, as psycho-social beings, are continuously searching for well-being, happiness, and especially that long and harmonious relationship. Happiness's too Abstract to Call a Concept A healthy, harmonious relationship between two partners presupposes, above all, the establishment of a set of rules. However, the word has a certain hardness because there are no

2. rules in love, someone would say. Sure. There are rules of cleanliness and hygiene of the relationship. Do all these rules apply when you become a sister wife? Yes, they do! Just as you invest in your image, you must also invest in your relationship. Just as you go to the gym and do fitness to tone yourself, you also have to tone your soul, personality and relationship. Loneliness Is Not an Option Is a Chosen Choice When you become a sister wife the rules should not be imposed by the partner, but established or agreed by both partners. You need to set some guidelines on what to do and what not to do in a relationship, in order not to hurt the partner and to offer the necessary respect. Just as there is a code of good manners in everyday life, there should be a code of conduct in the couple's relationship. Asking your partner, although he should know this, for a correct, natural behavior, does not mean making demands or having unrealistic expectations. Partners can come from other previous relationships with a preset and different emotional and behavioral baggage. In this way, clarity can be created through the need for more communication. Each partner may have totally different expectations from the other. The big mistake that most partners make is that they start a relationship without knowing each other. And they do it most of the time out of fear of loneliness and the desire to heal some unhealed, unhealed soul wounds. They rush to enter into a new relationship on the principle of things will evolve by themselves. They don't know themselves well, let alone their partner. Everything begins somewhat instinctively, you go through the "butterflies in the stomach" phase, the hormonal period, you confuse love with love, you make mutual projections, you say "I love you" too quickly, starting from that chemistry that brings two people together, that " love at first sight" and on the principle "let's get to know each other during the relationship". Both partners are in serious error. Cultivating a healthy relationship is a complex process that requires involvement and effort, so when you decide to become a sister wife, remember that everything is about a conscious and assumed effort, which involves going through and learning several stages. Stages of Creating a Healthy Relationship

3. The first stage would be detachment from the past, from the previous relationship, then self- knowledge, establishing one's values and principles, and finding oneself. Only after completing the first stage can you move on to getting to know your partner and drawing up a list of mutual expectations. If they correspond, you can become a sister wife, if not, you have two options: you learn to accept the other, which is not exactly easy, or you wait for the next train. The better you know your potential partner, the more correctly you will know how to respond to his wishes, needs, and expectations. The more you open up and let your partner get to know you, the better he will respond to your expectations. If things are clear and accepted from the beginning, you will avoid, as much as possible, the tense moments generated by not knowing the realities of the couple. Knowing your partner, your needs, accepting and assuming his faults are the prerequisites of a healthy relationship. To become a sister wife you have to understand that compromise in a relationship only helps to the extent that the two partners understand and are aware of the value it brings to a relationship through tolerance and patience, through concession. Being in a Happy Relationship Nothing can be built sustainably without tolerance as long as the limits or boundaries established at the beginning of the relationship by the two partners are not exceeded. The roots of the emotional problems that appear in married life must be sought in the past, in each person childhood, in the relationship they had with each parent, and here the case history is very rich.

4. All parental patterns will later develop in the child's adult personality. Because everything is a vicious circle and perpetuates itself, parents may not be entirely to blame. Any problem, the smallest emotional discomfort experienced in married life must be communicated to the partner and must be discussed, remedied, resolved. Everyone should be kept from the next day or the following month due to lack of time or mood. All emotional problems not resolved promptly generate discontent, frustrations, and dissatisfactions, which in one way or another, will blow over, and then it might be too late. When you become a sister wife, remember that a couple's relationship is like a plant that needs to be watered daily, weeded water, warmth, light, and love.