Marriage problems and issues in a relationship effect most married couples and this video has relationship advice for women so they can move through most of their marriage problems. http://www.myharmoniousmarriage.com/landing01/

Often, husbands don't understand that mood changes in women are a perfectly natural occurrence. Many women experience PMS symptoms towards the end of a menstrual cycle. So, when a partner is unaware about their wife's period and stress they commonly assume she's being deliberately mean, causing issues in a relationship and marriage problems. If you want to see how I discovered this in my relationship you click here http://myharmoniousmarriage.com.

Most women experience relationship problems at some stage in their monthly cycle. However, for those women who suffer severe PMS symptoms or PMDD, it may seem as though their marriage problems are insurmountable. If you want some relationship advice about understanding mood changes in women to minimise marriage problems, download my free eBook 11 Tips for a Harmonious Marriage here http://www.myharmoniousmarriage.com/11tipsoptin02/.

If you ever think that "when I get my period I go crazy" you're not alone. This is just one of the pms symptoms. The fact is, to have a harmonious marriage with a minimum issues in a relationship, it's important you and your husband accept each other and move your focus off yourselves and not your marriage problems, then you won't need any relationship help or relationship advice. If you're not sure how to do this and would like to be a happy wife, be a part of my Harmonious Marriage Community on Facebook by clicking here www.facebook.com/keepthelovealive.

Some of the most common questions I get asked about marriage problems are; how to keep your husband, how to keep your relationship happy and how to fix a marriage. Although theses are big questions the best relationship advice I have for men and women relationships relates to being responsible for your own actions, have empathy towards your partner, forget about pms symptoms and work towards genuine communication. If you both work on that you won't have to save your marriage or worry about marriage problems because this is how you can resolve issues in a relationship. If you'd like to hear more about my work in helping women with marriage problems then follow me on Twitter here https://twitter.com/Christine_MHM.

Marriage problems arise for men too. It is very common for unconscious guys to have a notion that the menstrual cycle or female cycle is the reason why they experience their relationship problems. If your husband needs help in understanding issues in a relationship from a man's perspective there is some great relationship advice about marriage problems from my husband Gary Simmons here on his website http://www.pmssurvivalskills.com.

Also, he will learn some more about what causes marriage problems and relationship issues from this video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6k1dKOyjAXw