Name: Jerico R.

Homerez Date: December 10 2022

Year & Course: BSEE-3B

Family Ethics

1. Communicate Regularly

Good communication is a crucial element in maintaining solid connections at all time. Make sure
your partner hears and understands what you mean by communicating clearly.

2. Commit to Your Relationship

Making the commitment will help you focus on making your partnership stronger rather than
thinking about what life might be like outside your marriage.

3. Honor and Respect Your Partner

Let your partner know every day how much you value all they do by giving them compliments
or saying "thank you."

4. Spend quality time

What’s important is that you are fully present in the moment, spending meaningful time with
them. You might start by doing activities that your family enjoys.

5. Share daily expressions of love and support

Before leaving and after returning home, hugging or kissing each other on the cheek are two
instances of expressing love. These actions enable you to show your family your love and care
on a regular basis and act as the bond that keeps them close and loving.

6. Have Date Nights

Go out together in the evening to enjoy life: Keep your relationship alive with regular date
nights!

7. Learn From Our Mistakes

Making mistakes allows you to discover what you value, what you enjoy, what you don't want,
and what you don't need. When you adjust your thinking, it allows you to comprehend that there
are actually no mistakes, only lessons and learning chances.

8. Laugh Together

Partners who laugh together are aware of how uncommon it may be to find what they have in
common. The appreciation they feel for their partner and their relationship is therefore important.
9. Forgive Each Other

Partners who don't practice forgiveness are more prone to engage in “negative interpersonal
tactics” and have a poor ability to compromise or resolve difficulties. Be responsive to
forgiveness and open to it.

10. Make eating together a habit

Find time to have a meal with your family, no matter how busy you are. Eating with your family
will help you get to know each other better, share conversations.