Is stay together important?

 Many couples expecially young couples find stay together important as they get to know each other more while other couples hate stay together as they believe couples that cohabitate never actually get married

Dear viewers what do you think about cohabitation?

Ways to grow closer to your cohabiting partner

 

1. Communicate and Listen to Them.
2. Show Interest in Their Hobbies and Passions.
3. Plan Things to Look Forward To.
4. Start Dating Again.
5. Bring Back the Romance.
6. Get Outside Support.

Dear viewers do you also agree with this ways?

Things to do keep your relationship forever

 

1. Practice forgiveness. Resentment, anger and blame are normal reactions when your loved one does something hurtful. 
2. Be realistic. Every long-term relationship will have its share of disappointments.
3. Develop rituals.
4. Listen actively.
5. Be honest. 
6. Fight fair.
7. Be loyal.
8. Respect each other.

Dear viewers what do you do keep your relationship ?

Effects of children living in cohabitation household

Children living in cohabiting households are more likely to suffer from a variety of emotional and social problems, including drug use, depression, and dropping out of high school, as compared to those in married homes Again cohabiting families tend to be less stable for children than married families.

Dear viewers do you think it's good to have kids while cohabiting?

Types of cohabitation

 

• Marginal.
• Prelude to marriage.
• Stage in the marriage process.
• Alternative to single.
• Alternative to marriage.
• Indistinguishable from marriage.

Dear viewers were aware we have types of cohabitation?

What to consider before cohabiting

 

• Discuss the reasons for moving in together.
• Understand each other's expectations.
• Talk finances.
• Determine how you'll split the household expenses.
• Agree on the right location.
• Prepare for the good, the bad and the ugly.
• Create a “breakup plan.”

Dear viewers can you cohabitate with your partner?

Way to maintain cohabitation

 

Set your boundaries

 Let your partner know what you are and are not comfortable with when it comes to things like personal space, the amount of time you spend together, which household items you’re comfortable sharing, what you are happy with when it comes to guests and so on  this can really help avoid resentment building up over time. 

Divide chores up between you

 Who does the housework remains one of the biggest reasons that cohabiting couples fight. When it comes to practical stuff like this, it can be useful to take a very neutral, non-emotive approach. Agree on what each of you will be doing and when you’ll be doing it.

Don’t spend all your time in the house

It can be easy to get a little lazy once you and your partner are cohabiting. But try going out to  dinner dates, days out, fun activities and so on.

Dear viewers what do you do to maintain your relationships not necessarily cohabiting ones?