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What with couples being cooped up together, here's a list of suggestions/tips to come out of this crisis alive & still happily married 
(and once I'm done with my list, feel free to add your tips as well so that others can benefit). Five main points, along with a sixth... [1/7]
(and once I'm done with my list, feel free to add your tips as well so that others can benefit). Five main points, along with a sixth... [1/7]
Make sure you communicate your 'work' timings even if you're at home, and then respect and honor that time. Just because your spouse is working from home, doesn't mean s/he can be disturbed. Work time requires concentration and dedication. Do NOT disturb ... [2/7]
If a habit of your partner is bothering you to the point of genuine anger, don't keep it bottled up. If s/he doesn't even know there's a problem, for sure there won't be a solution! [3/7]
Don't neglect your personal hygiene and clothes!! It is NOT okay to lounge around in your pj's for days on end just because you're at home. And just because you're not going outside, doesn't mean that the expensive perfume is left gathering dust on your counter! [4/7]
Now is even more important that chores are assigned and done; and every once in a while 'surprise' your partner by doing the chore that wasn't assigned to you. This will demonstrate that your partner doesn't feel s/he is being taken for granted. [5/7]
Lastly, on a sombre but needed note, in case of physical or emotional abuse, don't hesitate to get help. Sadly, because of this lock-down there has been a spike across the world in cases of domestic violence. If you're a victim, don't be silent: GET HELP from local centers [6/7]
Ok, your turn. What are some of your tips? Feel free to 'reply' to this thread.
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