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Realtionships report the greatest joy. Also the greatest sufferings. The relationships with the closest people are particularly difficult because there is a common history that conditions, a series of expectations that weigh and many emotions involved. That is why it is easy that appear manipulative behaviors or even attitudes of psychological violence.
The couple relationship is especially complex, especially when doubts, jealousies and infidelities arise. Couple problems can reinforce the relationship but if a solution is not sought, they will end up breaking it. Discover how to overcome the crisis or how to know when it's time to definitely cut and turn the page. Learn to identify the first warning signs to avoid falling into a crisis and discover strategies to consolidate the relationship.
Master the conflict resolution strategies, learn to read extraverbal cues and develop your social skills to the fullest.
“Loving without knowing how to love hurts the person we love,” said Zen Buddhist monk Thích Nhất Hạnh. His perspective on love can cause some perplexity, especially in a world where love is …
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It is likely that you know of a case or that it has even happened to you: people who have lived with their partner for years and, at the same time, have another relationship. And they claim to love …
[Read more...] about Loving two people at the same time: Is it possible?
Healthy relationships are built from mutual respect, but also based on interdependence. We need to find a balance between what we give and what we receive. However, the line between sacrifice and …
[Read more...] about 7 symptoms of emotional codependency in a couple that go unnoticed
Coexistence is not easy, friction due to everyday problems, frustration for not having achieved something and stress caused by work are some of the factors that we have to deal with day after day …
[Read more...] about 10 phrases you should never say in a couple’s argument
John Gottman is a psychologist who works at the University of Washington and who has dedicated much of his life to studying family dynamics and, especially, relationships. After two decades of …
[Read more...] about The main sign that predicts a relationship crisis
Does the person who accompanied you party until late at night now prefer to lie on the couch drinking a chamomile infusion? Is that adventurer who dreamed of traveling half the world now too lazy to …
[Read more...] about Realizing that your partner has changed is difficult, accepting it even more
At some point in our lives, we have all felt jealousy, which may have been more or less intense. Although we normally think of jealousy of our partner, we can also feel jealous of friends or siblings. …
[Read more...] about The 3 different types of jealousy: Why do they arise?
