On Dirty Laundry
“Avoid talking about arguments that you have with your S.O. with anyone else. They hear about the negative, but rarely hear about the resolution.” –DDraughn
On the Little Things
“Little frequent gestures of affection mean a lot more than one big gesture once in a blue moon. For example, a sweet love-note tucked into someone’s lunch, or a text saying you're thinking about them and missing them, means a lot more than an expensive gift.” –10S_NE1
On Taking Out the Trash
“Say what you mean. Hint-dropping is tiresome for both parties, and not nearly as effective. It’s a lot more productive to say, ‘please take out the garbage,’ than ‘wow that trash really smells.’ It's more productive to say, ‘I know you’re really into what you're doing but I really need you to let me cry on your shoulder right now,’ than to drop hints and then say, ‘you never listen to me!’ Just say what you mean.” –MyBobaFetish
On Team-Building
“When you have an argument, it should be you and your S.O. versus the problem, not you versus your S.O.” –krukson