Common Relationship Problems And How To Resolve Them

I want to share some thought on this topic, because I consider it quite paramount. We constantly involve ourselves in relationships (friendship, marriage, family etc) directly or otherwise. Some of the points you will see here, I saw somewhere, edited and modified them to suit the topic while some are purely mine, so please feel free to add yours, after all, we live to learn!
With that in mind, I will start by saying, If someone ever says “I’ve never had an argument with my partner” or “we never fight”, they are lying! Every relationship has its fair share of issues, whether you want to call them conflicts, confusions or problems. What is more important is to get yourself out of these conflicting areas and ensure that they are kept at the bay.

Here are some of the common problems that malign most relationships on the planet.

1. Lack of crisis management
Some may think that crisis management is too vague a term to be used and thrown around. Well, that is not the case. Crisis management involves a deliberate effort towards assembling your thoughts and understanding the issues that cause fights and arguments in the first place. Ask yourself, “What is causing the problem?” Then think, “What can I do to solve it?” And lastly, “What can I do to prevent it?” It isn’t rocket science but then very few

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