Good communication is an important part of every relationship and an essential part of a healthy partnership. All relationships have ups and downs, but sound communication makes it easier to deal with conflicts and build stronger, healthier partnerships. Many couples these days have communication problems that lead to problems related to sexual dysfunction. Talk to each other. No matter how well you know and love, you can't read your partner's heart. We need to communicate clearly to avoid misunderstandings that can cause hurt, anger, resentment or confusion.

When talking to a partner, keep in mind the following:

• Set aside time to talk without interruption, such as by telephone, computer, or television

• Think about what you want to say and be clear about what you want to communicate

• Listen to the other person. For the time being, try to abandon your thoughts and try to understand their intentions, feelings, needs, and needs

• To know your voice tone

• Remember to negotiate and not always be right. If the problem is not that important, agree to resolve the problem or disagree with it from time to time

• Listening is an important part of effective communication. Listeners can encourage your partners

• Keep comfortable eye contact. Maintain an open, defensive and fairly comfortable position with your arms and legs unfolded

Open and clear communication is possible. Some people are difficult to speak and may need time and encouragement to express their views. These people may be good listeners or behave more than words.