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Hello Tayllor,
This is Wednesday's Issue of "Loving Today: The Relationship Newsletter" - Inspiration to Consciously Improve Your Love Life and Relationships.
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** Inspiration from the Heart: Eric Hoffer
** Relationship Tip of the Day: Accepting Your Partner's Quirks
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Wishing You More Love in Your Life,
Drs. Kathlyn and Gay Hendricks, Editors - http://www.hendricks.com
David Riklan, Publisher - http://www.SelfGrowth.com
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** Inspiration from the Heart **
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There would be no society if living together depended upon understanding each other. - Eric Hoffer
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** Relationship Tip of the Day by Robyn D. Walser, Ph.D., and Darrah Westrup, Ph.D. **
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The difficulty with quirks in a partner is that, by definition, they are peculiar and idiosyncratic and not commonly shared. This means you are dealing with a behavior, belief, or other trait you may not understand or relate to in any way, which tends to make acceptance of your partner all the more challenging. Shared values, ideas, and behaviors are easy to accept because they don't require anything from you. Accepting something seemingly foreign requires more effort and greater openness. Many people make the mistake of thinking they need to understand in order to accept. In fact, it is not necessary to understand something to welcome it. Receiving favorably what one does not understand is, in fact, a generous, love-affirming act.
Go here to read the rest of the article, "The Mindful Couple: Quirks."
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