5 Tips To Be A Supportive Partner Like Channing Tatum Is To Zoe Kravitz
Actor Channing Tatum is not only a green flag but a whole green forest. The 44-year-old actor posted a thoughtful post for his fiancé Zoe Kravitz. In the picture, we can see Zoe sleeping on Channing's lap. Sharing the picture, Channing praised her work directing their film Blink Twice. He wrote, “This little sweet. She So tired bro. Every time I wondered if she'd break...she just kept going and going. Always on the dig for truth. She pur'd every single ounce of her into the film. I'm so proud to stand ten toes down for her, this film and everyone in it. Forever. Knowing what it took to make it. No one will ever know. Thank you for finding me and seeing me. I got you forever. Me and you back to back against it all. I'll never blink. Let's go.” Well, isn't it the cutest post ever? Taking inspiration from Channing Tatum, we have listed a few relationship tips on how to be a supportive partner.
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Effective tips to be a supportive partner
1. Share equal household responsibility
Sharing household responsibilities is an important aspect of maintaining a healthy relationship if you cohabitate. Discuss and divide chores equally, keeping each other's strengths and preferences in mind. Working together as a team in managing responsibilities can prevent unnecessary conflict and foster a sense of partnership.
2. Be emotionally available
Willingness to be vulnerable and emotionally available for your partner is what makes a relationship strong. Show your support by sharing your true feelings and fears in the relationship. Be there for your partner whenever in need and comfort them, both physically as well as emotionally.
3. Practice active listening
Active listening means you are giving your partner full attention when they are talking to you. Avoid using your phone, laptop and other distractions while having a conversation with your partner. Little things like maintaining eye contact, nodding and a comforting gesture can go a long way to make your partner feel that their opinions are validated.
4. Check-in with your partner regularly
Regular check-ins with your partner can make them feel loved and valued. Scheduling time to talk about work and life can ease stress. Planning monthly and weekly dates can help build your relationship.
5. Physical affection
Another great way to show love and support to your partner is through physical affection. Holding hands, hugging, and cuddling are a few ways to show your partner that they matter to you. Physical intimacy offers reassurance and comfort that helps reduce tension and stress.
Lastly, be each other's best friend and biggest cheerleader.
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