Usually the person you argue with the most, is the person you love the most.

Relationships are not easy tasks. They are full of hardships, labours, and challenges. People change, some grow and some grow apart. Working through issues in your relationship in a safe space can be what couples need to heal, grow forward and rebuild.

If there has been infidelity, it can be difficult to trust again. You may feel like you're constantly watching their every move, waiting for them to screw up again. This can be incredibly stressful and lead to a lot of arguments. If this is the case, it may be helpful to seek counselling. A counsellor can provide a safe space to talk about your feelings and help you rebuild your trust in your partner.

The first step is to understand why the connection was lost in the first place. There could be many reasons, such as a major change in the family such as a divorce or death, or an ongoing issue such as substance abuse or neglect. Once you understand the cause, you can begin to take steps to address it.

There will always be times when couples disagree on important decisions. It’s how you handle yourselves when this occurs that can make or break your relationship. One of the most important things is to try and be on the same page. This means that you should both be willing to listen to each other and come to a mutual agreement. If one person is unwilling to compromise, it can lead to resentment and frustration on the part of the other person.

Insecurity and jealousy are two of the most common problems couples face. Insecurity can stem from a traumatic past, while jealousy may be caused by insecurity. In either case, the couple's relationship is likely to suffer.

There are many different attitudes that people have towards time management, finances or chores. Some people believe that they should work alone and figure everything out on their own while others believe that they should work together with others to understand and manage these things. There are pros and cons to both of these beliefs. Those who work alone may be more independent and able to handle things on their own, but they may also miss out on the benefits of teamwork. Those who work together may be able to rely on others for help, but they may also have disagreements about how things should be done. It is important to understand the differences in these attitudes and figure out which one will work best for you and your partner to move forward.