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6 questions happy couples ask each other regularly

Feedback is crucial for mutually beneficial relationships such as those between businesses and clients. The same can rarely be said about personal relationships because we assume we know each other so well. And that can contribute to conflict as people outgrow the versions of themselves that we and they "know". Let's look at some of the questions that can minimise conflict while growing with each other in the relationship.

6 questions couples need to ask each other often to grow together
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Checking in with your partner is so important for building a healthy and long-lasting relationship. It’s easy to get caught up in personal business and leave the relationship to take its course without being fully present.

Assuming you know your partner so well carries a degree of error and misunderstanding in the long run.

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Asking these questions to check not only puts you up to speed with how the relationship and your partner are doing, but it also helps improve open communication, provide emotional support, strengthen bonds, and make conflict resolution easier.

This results in actually growing together and being on the same page as you both personally grow and the relationship progresses.

  1. What is working well? What needs to be improved?
  2. Is there anything you are struggling with at the moment, and how can I support you?
  3. Is there anything you have been missing in the relationship lately? (This could be conversations, intimacy or space for yourself, etc)
  4. Are we happy with the distribution of responsibilities or tasks?
  5. Is there anything about me or us that has upset you lately that I have missed?
  6. Do we currently support each other's goals and values?
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It is important to listen, keep an open mind, and avoid taking an issue personally while checking in. Focus on getting the best out of the interaction for both of you and the relationship.

Create a comfortable time and space to have these check-ins. Some people might be comfortable with weekly check-ins while others might find monthly check-ins more comfortable.

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