How to Keep Cool During a Partner's Midlife Crisis
During dinner or whenever you two are alone, talk to her/him and ask how is things going., Then start opening about the problem but don't talk about negatives things start of being positive about it., Talk about it calmly, no yelling or screaming...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: During dinner or whenever you two are alone
Do not open about the problem yet or he/she will get more stressed out. -
Step 2: talk to her/him and ask how is things going.
Then you will see he/she will start opening up to you. , If he/she is starts yelling just because of stress, calm her/him down. ,, Watch a movie, have a date, just to relax him/her. , Do that twice a week, if he/she ask you to stop coming, follow what he/she says just act relax so she will relax.
People tend to do what they see other people are doing. , Spend more time together. -
Step 3: Then start opening about the problem but don't talk about negatives things start of being positive about it.
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Step 4: Talk about it calmly
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Step 5: no yelling or screaming.
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Step 6: Open up the problems..don't ask to much questions or she/he will get frustrated with you.
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Step 7: After the conversation is over
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Step 8: relax her/him.
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Step 9: If the problem comes from work
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Step 10: visit there and just help out with the problem..not like get in the business just make him/her feel better.
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Step 11: After the problem is starting to fade away..take him/her out more.
Detailed Guide
Do not open about the problem yet or he/she will get more stressed out.
Then you will see he/she will start opening up to you. , If he/she is starts yelling just because of stress, calm her/him down. ,, Watch a movie, have a date, just to relax him/her. , Do that twice a week, if he/she ask you to stop coming, follow what he/she says just act relax so she will relax.
People tend to do what they see other people are doing. , Spend more time together.
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