Saturday, 28 September 2013


How To Remove Interference In Your Relationship

    A relationship blessed with love and happiness can be bliss and sheer ecstasy but unfortunately it can also become an absolute drag. Not necessarily due to any reasons created by either of the partners in the relationship, but by "others". Those "others" could be the in-laws, close friends or even close relatives and the reasons for the interference can be many. It's most common that the in-laws are playing a part in the problem and everyone has either experience or knowledge of the interfering mother-in-law.
    The problem of interference is much more obvious if the couple have to for some reason live with their in-laws whilst they are waiting to find a place of their own. Another situation, in which the in-laws think it is okay to interfere is
    if a child is involved and especially a baby. It's quite feasible for the in-laws to not even realise they are causing problems for the couple and so must be told. This can be very difficult to do without hurting their feelings or making them feel as though they are not wanted or needed.
    If the in-laws are really causing problems in your relationship then it might be a good idea to sit down and talk to them about it. If this cannot be done in an amicable way then perhaps you should tell another relative about the problem and then ask if they will have a word. Sometimes the truth coming directly from someone else in the family can have the desired effect and keeps you out of trouble.
    There is always a subtle way of dealing with the problem
    Sometimes the unwanted interference can come from a close friend and the reason for this is often jealousy. It's most noticeable in female friends who see all their close friends either getting married or moving in with their partners while they are still single and living on their own. If this is the case then the assistance of a mutual friend can help. Just like asking a relative to help in the case of the in-laws, a mutual friend can have the same persuasive effect.
    Whether friends or relatives are trying to interfere in your relationship there is always a subtle way of dealing with the problem. In all cases it has to be handled delicately so as not to make matters worse and not to make the interfering person feel isolated and unappreciated. Trying to deal with the matter head on can have long-lasting consequences and so the third person approach is always best considered.
    In extreme circumstances you can contact someone who is experienced in dealing with these types of problems and they can advise you accordingly. Astrologer and Love Psychic Guruji s one of the most experienced psychics around and deals with similar problems like interference every day. His advice and guidance has helped thousands of couples to calmly remove all interference by third parties, whether they are friends or other family members. Call him today and take control of your relationship and your own family matters.

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