Marriage is considered to be a bond that is blessed by the Almighty Himself.
From a married couple, it demands commitment and selfless giving.
However, in these changing times, the idea of
being only a giver in a marriage is not acceptable to either of the sexes.
Marriage has become more about striking a balance between thinking about yourself and taking care of the needs of your partner.
Here we bring to you some reasons that explain, why being selfish sometimes, is
actually healthy for your relationship.
#1. Makes you happier
The virtual world of movies, television and social media, portrays marriage as ‘happily
ever after’.
We believe that our special someone is waiting
out there for us, with the key to unlock our happiness. But, in reality, it does not work
that way. We hold the key to our own happiness, and
being selfish helps us to see the truth.
Sometimes, you centre your life entirely around your other half.
You may think that your sacrifices for your partner will make your spouse very happy.
But, in the long run, this might make your relationship suffer.
Your partner might start taking you for granted for all the compromises you make,
which can create a sense of discontentment in you.
Think about yourself too. A ‘happy you’ will
also maintain a pleasant atmosphere.
Additionally, you both will not feel suffocated
in the relationship.
#2. Less fights in the relationship.
Continued spells of petty domestic fights can
ruin any happy and healthy relationship. The root cause for most of these skirmishes is
too much dependency of one partner on the
other. The more dependent one is on the other, that
partner will more likely feel let down.
On the other hand, selfishness brings peace and calm. If both of you take care of your own
selves, chances are, you will have less fights.
So, selfishness is not actually ignoring your partner, instead it is about being more
concerned about your own flaws and working
on them.
#3. You acknowledge each other When you start taking care of yourself,
you tend to demand less from your partner and acknowledge every small little thing that he/
she does for you.
Expectations are less, and that is not necessarily a bad thing. Once you are already
happy with yourself, you do not look up to your partner to boost your ego.
#4. Strengthens your bond emotionally
If you constantly demand time and attention
from your partner, it can create tension in your relationship.
However, when you spend a good amount of time with yourself, it gives space in the
relationship to your partner as well. As a result, your partner also wants to spend
more time with you. This way, the love between you becomes unconditional, and your
relationship becomes stronger than ever.
#5. Increases intimacy
While making love, if you put your happiness
over the contentment of your partner, s*x becomes more liberating. You do not have to
be just lovey-dovey and please your partner
all the time. Be honest about your needs and
tell your partner what you expect, and see how
exciting your sessions in the sack will become.
A little bit of selfishness in your marriage can give you your own personal space while
getting rid of fatigue in a relationship.
Just keeping a little distance can spice things
up, keep the romance alive, and the flame of passion burning constantly. So, follow these
simple tips and enjoy your married life,
always!
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