Are you worried about your relationship? 5 Conversation Starters To Help Get Your Relationship Back On Track
Being worried about your relationship is already stressful enough, then add being worried about how to talk to your partner about it., This too can seem too overwhelming, but ignoring the issue won’t make it go away. If you’re feeling uneasy, and you think that something is not quite right but you can’t put your finger on it, you may need to broach the subject with your partner. But how do you do this and how should you start the conversation? No matter what the issue may be, talking about it will help, so I’ve put together 5 simple relationship advice conversation starters to help you start the conversation...
1. There’s something I need to talk to you about… when would be a good time?
Simple and to the point, the simplest way you can get your partner to talk to you about what is concerning you is to tell is tell them. It will automatically make you feel better that you have begun the conversation broached the subject that you may have been thinking about for a while.
2. Is everything okay with you, I feel like you’ve been…
If your partner has been distant and you want them to know that you have noticed, this is a good is good way to start a dialogue conversation up with them about it.
3. This is really hard for me to talk about but…
Being vulnerable and letting them know that you have found it really hard to even start the conversation about your relationship is already adding emotions to the conversation and may make them more willing to talk about it with you…
4. I’ve noticed that ____ has changed, can we talk about it?
If a particular thing has changed or a behaviour change is at the root of your worries about your relationship, then you may find tackling it head on works for you as a conversation starter…
5. I’m worried about ____ can we talk about it?
This is probably the most direct conversation starter, but if you’ve been dealing with the issue or have been thinking about having the conversation for a while it may be a more direct approach that you are looking for…
Don’t forget that blame doesn’t help, but listening to what your partner has to say, without jumping in, is often the key to getting your partner to open up and say how they feel.
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