It is pretty common for people to feel apathetic in a relationship. People can go through phases of feeling apathetic on their own and in their romantic relationships or marriages. Finding the answer to “Why do I feel apathy?” is a pivotal part of learning how to deal with apathy in a...
“Family dynamics and relationships are complicated. It can be hard to understand how helpful or hurtful our family members, especially our parents, can sometimes be. Understanding and learning how to deal with and navigate unhealthy family dynamics can be crucial to having a more stable lifestyle...
How to talk to a narcissistichusband or wife about boundaries will not be anything short of challenging. Nothing will anger the narcissists more than being told what they can and cannot do, especially if done in a hostile voice. The best way to deal with a narcissist is to be kind, but...
Focusing on “what’s in it for me” is a death knell for true love. Yet, as mothers, we sometimes forget that in our relating to our adult children. When we can view them with some detachment, when our reactions to them are no longer based on expectations or being dependent on them...
As I already mentioned, I’m not talking today about relationships on the end of the spectrum that deal with abuse. I’m talking about run-of-the-mill controlling people who maybe even mean well, but it’s driving you crazy. These are people who are always (often) telling you what to...
See also:The Detachment Wall: How To Let Go Of Your Adult Children Done Last is the place of acceptance. There is no anger, no angst, no more bargaining. It is where we accept what life is handing out right now and the fighting is done. ...
Plus, however short-lived, vengefully acting out against others provides you with a handy, self-confirming sense of interpersonal power. But—as inrevengebegets revenge—such retaliation endangers relationships. So this is hardly the way to go. ...
Feeling of detachment/unreality (known as dissociation) Sweating and of course a few seconds afterward… Intense emotions, i.e. hatred, disgust, anger, fear, terror,griefresulting in self-protective behavior such as shouting, arguing, insulting, hiding, crying, or otherwise emotionally reacting. ...
We all have tough moments in our relationships, but when you notice a pattern of belittling, dismissive behavior, it's important to pay attention. Disrespect is not something that magically goes away; it has to be addressed. And, if left unchecked, it can destroy the bond you both once ...
Feelings of loneliness or detachment despite being together. Decreased affection and spontaneity in interactions. 2. Conflict and resentment build-up Misunderstandings can escalate into conflict and resentment, a significant issue in many relationships. What starts as a minor miscommunication can grow into...