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When your partner directs negative affect towards you, do you find yourself saying to yourself something like, “My partner is in a bad mood. He (or she) is so selfish. I’m not going to be controlled and manipulated by my partner’s mean traits!”? If so, you may be caught in negative sentiment override.
Have you ever felt like you don’t belong, or everyone is going to find out that you don’t deserve your achievements? If you can relate to those feelings of chronic self-doubt, you’ve probably experienced imposter syndrome.
Was it your words or context? Something seems to be upsetting your partner and you don’t know what. Over time, as talking does not lead anywhere other than conflict, you give up.
You feel hurt, angry, frustrated, righteously indignant, or jealous and you want to reach out to (or strike out at) your spouse or partner, but they are not there. So, you send them an angry or sarcastic text message. Thus begins the text war, with increasingly angry and contemptuous text bombs back and forth.
There are an estimated 500 million pages of sexually explicit porn on the Internet, and they cater to every conceivable turn-on. A report by the American Association for Marriage and Family Therapy estimates that between 20 and 33 percent of Internet users in the United States go online for sexual purposes—either to view pornographic images or to engage in some sort of interaction. Most of these people are married men.
There’s a lot of controversy surrounding the idea of a midlife crisis. Maybe it’s a myth. Maybe it comes in so many different variations that it’s hard to describe.
Still, many adults go through a stage where they feel washed up or question the meaning of their lives. They may follow the old stereotype of buying a sports car or join the newer trend of excessive exercise.
Can a relationship survive opposing political views, particularly in this heated and highly partisan environment? Should couples just try to avoid political topics altogether? How big of an issue is this in the long term?
Before you do something that you may regret with an old flame or an attractive coworker, consider the impact on your primary relationship. Take a look at these suggestions for how to prevent or recover from an emotional affair.
In today’s world, it often feels like patience and kindness are in short supply. Yet, in the small but populous country of Singapore, there is a National Kindness Movement which aims to encourage kindness and graciousness in Singaporean society. We desperately need more kindness and patience in our lives, our society, and our relationships. The benefits of patience and kindness are tremendous: they are good for the body, the mind, and our relationships.
Intimacy is the great connector. It’s what brings us close to our spouse or partner and allows us to feel loved, understood and connected. Intimacy goes beyond sex, although that is certainly a part of it.
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