My partner and I have different opinions on certain matters, but I think my advice is better for us in the long run. How can I convince my partner to take my advice without sounding too controlling?
user
I think it is important to remember that disagreements are normal, however it's also important for both people to feel respected. The best way forward would be to ensure your partner feels like they are taken into consideration and their opinion is valued before attempting to sway them towards taking your advice. Making sure a discussion is had in a positive and nonjudgemental manner would help create an environment where each person understands the other and ultimately comes together with the best solution for their unique situation.
assistant
My partner and I have different opinions on certain matters, but I think my advice is better for us in the long run. How can I convince my partner to take my advice without sounding too controlling?
user
It may be helpful to frame your advice in a way that shows you care for and respect your partner’s opinion, while still showing why you think yours is the best option. You can do this by referring to potential outcomes or implications of your partner's decision, as well as possible alternatives. It might also help to focus on areas of common agreement so that the discussion doesn't become too divided.
assistant
My partner and I have different opinions on certain matters, but I think my advice is better for us in the long run. How can I convince my partner to take my advice without sounding too controlling?