When couples come together, they often spend a lot of time getting toknow one another and having fun together.  Then, when children enter the picture or careers become demanding, their intention to spend time together gets buried and lost in the busyness of everyday activities.Make your relationship a priority in your life.  Set aside time everyday to connect with your partner and don’t take one moment for granted. Learn to embrace differences as a good thing and not what you need to change in someone else. To truly have a great relationship, there has to be mutual appreciation of what each person brings to the relationship-and that even includes the differences that drive us crazy!Focus on what you like, love, appreciate about the other person
instead of what you don’t.

In many relationships, there is the temptation to take each other for
granted after a number of years or even months of being together.
When that happens, one or both people in the relationship begin to
“pick” at each other and their “faults” seem to magnify.