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Relationship Bad signs – What Are The Signs Of A Bad Relationship
If you are in a relationship or marriage and you feel that it is going down the pan quicker than you can blink, then the chances are you need to act now to save your relationship. However this is akin to shutting the gate after the horse has bolted! It is all too easy to take each other for granted and assume that everything in the garden is rosy. So with this in mind it is really important to be attuned to relationship bad signs. If you can spot these signs quickly and nip them in the bud then you can turn your relationship around. Here are 3 signs a relationship could be turning sour.
Common Ground
When you and your partner first got together you probably spent a lot of time talking and finding out about each other. You probably liked similar foods, or had similar tastes in fashion or music. Whatever it was, you had things in common and were able to find common ground. Over time, your tastes will change, but in most cases they will change together as you grow as a couple. However in some instances, when a couples dynamic changes they start to grow apart, and as a result, they find it increasingly difficult to find common ground. Once this starts to happen your relationship could well be in jeopardy.
Repetitive Argument
Arguments or heated discussions are part and parcel of every relationship and are not necessarily a bad thing, as this can be a way of releasing tension between you if handled in a positive manner, and compromise is reached. However if you and your spouse are repeatedly arguing over the same subject without resolution or compromise, this could show relationship bad signs, and means that the partnership is not moving forward, and in some cases is disintegrating.
Lack of Intimacy
Intimacy is the glue that holds a relationship or marriage together. It is a special thing that couples share and in most cases makes the relationship rock solid. However, if there is a distinct lack of intimacy on the part of your partner and there are no signs of any physical condition preventing intimacy, then they are unfortunately showing very little concern for your emotional needs. Lack of intimacy, whether it be emotional or sexual is quite often a very good sign that a relationship is failing.
All the above tips are relationship bad signs. However if you can catch them early enough, learn to spot when things are going wrong, and nip them in the bud, then you can indeed learn how to turn your relationship around.
So if you are not ready to throw in the towel and want to learn how to fully recognise the signs that your relationship is starting to go wrong, then you really need to visit www.marriagefixer.info for some crucial advice that could change your life.
About the Author
Julio Gomez is a full time article marketer specializing in the marriage and relationship conflict niches. Julio has had his fair share of marriage problems, but managed to turn his marriage around from an almost irretrievable situation, using proven techniques that work! He now feels compelled to help others do the same. Find out how at www.marriagefixer.info
Ferret Biting problem?
I adopted my ferret about a month and a half ago from a family that didn't take very good care of her. She has always nipped in play, but now she's become comfortable with biting very hard. Again, all in play, but it's becoming a problem. She'll nip at my baby sister's ankles and bite hard enough to dent the skin. What can I do? I used to tap her on the nose, I pick her up to try to settle her but she just keeps squirming and nipping. I don't want my family to turn against her because of this nasty habit.
Also, I've been having a hard time potty training her. She likes to go right BESIDE her clean litter pan, but not in it. I give her treats and praise her when she goes in the pan, and try to pick her up if I catch her going elsewhere in the cage (or, worse, the house) but it doesn't seem to stick. Please help. I love my little girl.
When Your Ferret Bites
DO:
Try and stay calm. Then.
1. Grab her by the scruff of the neck, with your hand around her body so she doesn't fall or try to wiggle out of your grasp.
2. Tell her "No Bite" "No Biting" etc. Don't scream it, but say it loudly and firmly while looking at her in the eyes.
3. Gently, don't slam or drop her , lay her back down on the floor, while scruffing with your hand still on her stomach, and drag her for a few feet while hissing loudly, then let her go.
4. Be careful after you let her go, when you first start punishing her, she may try to bite you again to try to show her being "alpha."
5. Depending on the bite, you can also put them in "time out" in a spare cage, not their own, that will make being put in their own cage like a punishment.
DO NOT EVER; (And don't let anyone else EVER)
-Flick/Smack you ferret's nose/face when she bites. You can give her brain damage that way. Scruffing is how mom ferret would do it, and how you need to do it.
-Hit her when she bites, I understand that when she bites and doesn't let go, that will be your first instinct, but it needs to be avoided.
-Scream in your ferret's ear/face.
-Punish your ferret by kicking/hitting them.
Generally I, or my family members who play with them often, punish my ferret when she bites. I don't ever let guests do it because they could really hurt the ferret.
Good Luck!
You can look up videos of scruffing on YouTube to understand better.
As for going right next to the litter pan, I don't know what to tell you. I've tried EVERYTHING, but my male still won't use the box. I'm close to just giving up.
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