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5 ways to stop nagging your partner

Nobody enjoys being nagged.
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In a relationship, it can often feel as though your partner isnt listening to you, dismisses what you have to say or fails to heed to instructions.

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When this happens, the urge to nag them to do what they're supposed to rises.

However, nagging can be disastrous to a relationship.

Here are 5 ways to stop being a nag.

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1. Stay quiet

If things aren't going your way. You're likely to want to complain. Don't. Stay silent. Talk about something else.

2. Get busy

When you have your own activities to occupy you, you wouldn't have the inclination to go nagging after your significant other.

3. Relax

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Take a bath. Go for a walk. Cuddle with the family pet. Whatever is hiking your anxiety will calm right down.

4. Take in the positives

Focus on the things you and your partner have managed to do right. The fact that you have good health, a partner to nag at.

5. Do it yourself

As the saying goes, if you want it done properly, do it yourself.

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