NEW Relationship Advice - Unconventional Love Tricks

Are you tired of following the same old relationship tricks that don’t seem to work? Wouldn’t you instead prefer NEW relationship advice; advice that actually gets results?

If so, you’ve landed on the right site. On RelationshipPsychology.com, we provide relationship advice based on PROVEN PSYCHOLOGY. And that’s not known to the general public.

Popular wisdom tells us that certain things are a “no-no” in a relationship. But believe it or not, they can in fact get couples closer.

Can you recall getting into a stupid fight with your partner just to get his or her attention? Or telling blatant lies like “You are still as gorgeous and sexy as the first time I met you” only to make your partner smile and boost his or her self confidence?

The reality is that the things you are always told to avoid doing may just be the thing your relationship needs to ignite the spark once in a while.

New Relationship Advice To Apply To Your Love-life

Tell that white lie: They say that honesty is always the best policy, especially in relationships. But the truth is that this isn’t always the case. Sometimes telling a lie is much better than the truth. An example of a lie that I’m talking about is saying “He or she is not my type” when a very attractive person flirts with you when your partner’s around. Or telling him or her how terrible your ex lover is even if your ex was great. When it comes to relationships, if you are telling a lie to reassure your love or protect your partner’s feelings, then it’s fine. But avoid telling lies that are likely to explode later on and make your partner lose his or her trust in you.
Fight with your partner: Fighting doesn’t necessarily indicate that you’re not good for each other. In fact, not fighting at all is as unhealthy for a relationship as non-stop arguing. Keeping things inside will eventually make you develop resentment for your partner, which is detrimental to any relationship. Fighting is a way to avoid building up dirt. It paves the way for you to bring out your issues, differences, frustrations, and dislikes so you can do something about them. Just make sure to fight in a healthy way and still respect one another. Storming off in the middle of an argument can be healthy too. It allows you both to have some time to cool off and discuss things later with clearer minds.
Be selfish: They always tell you to compromise. But guess what? Being selfish once in a while can be a good thing. You can do things your way today and then your partner’s way next time. Let’s face it: it’s difficult to always meet half way all the time. And you really can’t control how much your partner gives in your relationship or read his or her mind. So instead of waiting for your partner’s compromise and get frustrated or disappointed, be a little grabby sometimes. This will help you avoid getting angry at your partner and make you happier in the long run.
Flirt with others: If you think flirting is only a gateway to cheating then think again. Innocent flirting with people other than your own partner can actually have a good outcome. As time goes by, couples can get so used to each other that they become complacent when it comes to demonstrating their love and affection. Flirting with other people can become a wake-up call for your partner to start paying attention to you. It also brings out the sexiness in you. Of course, make sure that you’re flirting with other people for these reasons alone. Otherwise, you’ll be creating problems for yourself. According to psychological research, you need to channel the sexy energy gained through flirting to your partner for it to become beneficial. Be advised however, that if your partner is already having issues trusting you then don’t even attempt this trick.