If your partner is upset at you and you react, you might be right. You’ve got every right to be upset. However, imagine you’ve got a child. They fall off their bicycle and they scream … [Read more]
Childhood wounds affect your relationship in this way: Imagine you grew up being uber controlled. Your parents had a say in everything. You weren’t even allowed to have friends, so much so that your best … [Read more]
You’re trying to understand your partner. You notice tension, maybe a shift in their tone or body language. So you ask what seems like a reasonable question: “Why are you angry?” Instead of opening a … [Read more]
You know that feeling when your partner forgets to text back and suddenly you’re convinced they don’t care anymore? Or when they explain why they didn’t do the dishes and all you hear is excuses? … [Read more]
You meet someone who seems like everything you’ve been hoping for. The conversations flow easily. They’re articulate, accomplished, interesting. You can picture a future together, maybe blending families, traveling, building something meaningful as you enter … [Read more]