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Her next two tips, again, fit well together and essentially get down to the same point: don’t be hot-headed. Number eleven is to “allow yourself to cool off before confronting an argument,” because “it is beyond unproductive to be talking when you’re all riled up.”
Number twelve is about not keeping things inside that you are annoyed about with your partner because it’s just better to “talk about it when you’re feeling it.”
A lot of her tips have to do with arguments that you may have with your partner, and how it’s really better to not be impulsive. Number thirteen is no different.
“Don’t yell,” she said. “If you really think about it, why are you guys yelling at each other? It’s just so unnecessary.”
In its entirety, it’s important not to let your relationship get stale. Otherwise, your partner may lose interest and start to pull away. This is why tip number fourteen is so important.
“Reassure your partner daily with words of affirmation,” she said. “Just because you guys have been together for a while, doesn’t mean you can stop showing your partner love and complimenting them.”
Finally, the fifteenth tip that she has once again has to do with solving arguments and any disagreements that you may have in the most efficient way possible.
“If you’re in an argument, get to the root of the problem,” she said. “Genuinely try to understand where your partner’s coming from.”
If you choose to follow some, or all, of Gia’s tips, you might just find yourself in a long term healthy relationship too.
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