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Rediscovering the purpose for your marital relationship is common in relationships still fairly young or in couples with some hardship. As mentioned above, you probably had a reason for marrying your partner in the first place. However, if…
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Change Your Perspective Feel empowered because though you don’t have much control over the way your husband responds to you, you do have control over how you react to him. Remember: your husband’s anger is a sign he’s feeling…
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Shake the idea of “deserving” love. Thanks to the pressure of Hollywood, a lot of us tend to have the idea that love is something we “deserve” or have to “earn.” So when you express your self-doubt, you may hear advice like “you…
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Be grateful for what you have. Look at the positive things that you and your partner contribute to the relationship. Everyone has faults - even you. Are there positive things you can say about your partner? Is sex with your partner…
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Low Self-Esteem A person with low self-esteem typically lacks confidence in themself, who they are, and what their strengths are. Without self-confidence, they may seek the attention of others to help them feel validated. People with low…
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Fear Of Abandonment A deep-rooted fear of loss or abandonment is one of the most common reasons why people fear intimacy. Love and intimacy are associated with the risk of loss, which can be hard for someone who has experienced loss or…
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You may have heard of unconditional love more often than conditional love. So what is conditional love? An example of conditional love would be loving your car because it's reliable. You love the car because it runs well. But if the car had…
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Falling in love is something that a lot of people vie for. Some people think about falling in love and having a long-term partnership from the time that they’re kids. With all of the information about love and the media depiction of love,…
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Say 'thank you'... a lot. Make a point of always saying ‘thank you’ to each other, each and every time that your partner does something thoughtful for you. Not just the big things, but the seemingly little things, too. Lay on the…
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ALTER YOUR STORIES: We’re all guilty of creating stories in our minds. The brain does this as a defense mechanism. Sometimes, however, the stories we fabricate don’t match reality. In the sequence of thoughts-actions-reality,…
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