5 Ways To Cope With An Emotional Partner
- Damilola
- July 27, 2018
- Relationships
- be open to communications, emotional partner, give space, how to enjoy your relationship, involve him in your plans
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These days we come across a lot of interesting people both online and offline who we are being attracted to, but we turn them down probably due to their emotional attitude.
People have different moods and temper, if not properly attended to it might cause conflict in a relationship. It takes commitment and true love to make it work.
Do you often find your partner battling with mood swings or excited about little things and even go as far as crying often? Then here are tips below to help you cope with him
1. Be Open To Communication
Communication is key in every relationship, let your partner know that you are going to listen to whatever he has to say. Call or chat while away, give room for him to express himself. This will help him feel better and help you understand the cause of his sudden outburst.
2. Don’t Be Insensitive
Learn to be sensitive to his emotions, whenever he has an issue with people be willing to hear him explain his own side of the story. Don’t assume or judge without hearing his own version of the issue. This will make him more confident about himself.
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3. Try To Give Him Space
Sometimes give him space and you learn to be on your own, he might not even be comfortable talking about his emotions and how he feels so let him breathe. Be there for him when he is willing to open up and comfortable in sharing his feelings.
4. Involve Him In Your Plans
Let him be involved in decisions that involve the relationship, this will give him the sense of authority and also help reduce his emotional outbreak. Emotional people are usually low-self esteemed so giving him authority will help his boost self-confidence.
5. Learn About Things That Bothers Him
Figure out what really bothers him, spend considerable time with him, try to know about his daily activities but try to keep him away from situations or discussions that might trigger his emotional state of mind.
Reach out to people who are important to him, this will give him more confidence that you truly want him.
