@Ladyv28 29 July 2020

Cold war in relationships

Breakups in marriages/relationships started as a cold war, most times you realize you no longer talk well with your friend or spouse, the spark is beginning to fade, what you now do is nag and complain about almost everything. Soon you become tired and decided to give each other breathing space, from breathing space you will extend it to giving a break before you could say jack, the break has escalated to break up and when this happens you can't place a hand on a particular thing that caused the breakup, all you can say is the love died a natural death or we suddenly realized we are not compatible. All these would have been averted if the cold war was handled on time.

Most times we don't literary say we have broken up but we realize our normal chit chat has turned so cold. It is better to argue with your spouse or friends and settle afterwards than start a cold war that can linger longer than expected. Try to exterminate cold war on time before it leads to breaking up, once you notice your conversation is dying off try to rekindle the spark, don't just feel reluctant. If you value your relationship with someone then fight for it. Even when your friend or spouse is not responding keep reaching out, no relationship is made in heaven. You work to make it work. Don't just conclude the relationship is not working without putting up a fight. The platform promotes decency in all ramifications, that is no pornography and no irrelevant articles, you must put up quality articles. If you think you are a good author then join the Get sponsor group, they never overlook any quality article. Your time and activities in the platform will be rewarded accordingly. You can join via https://read.cash/c/get-sponsored-2a0b I can't end this without giving honor to whom honor is due, my profound gratitude will always go to @Ashma For his support, I appreciate