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Loving After Heartbreak: Support, Boundaries and Your Own Pace

Loving After Heartbreak: Support, Boundaries and Your Own Pace

by Fix Relationship Author | Sep 22, 2019 | Relationship

Heartbreak can change your routines, plans and sense of connection. You do not need to turn the experience into a lesson immediately or promise yourself a new relationship. Start with what would make the next day more manageable, then consider future dating at a pace...
Fear of Abandonment: Understanding Worry and Finding Support

Fear of Abandonment: Understanding Worry and Finding Support

by Fix Relationship Author | Sep 10, 2019 | Relationship

Fear of abandonment can describe a worry that someone important will leave, stop caring or become unavailable. You might notice it after a cancelled plan, a disagreement or a longer gap between messages. The feeling can be painful without being a reliable forecast of...
On-and-Off Relationships: What to Discuss Before Getting Back Together

On-and-Off Relationships: What to Discuss Before Getting Back Together

by Fix Relationship Author | Aug 2, 2019 | Relationship

I felt deeply hurt by several people I dated and sometimes thought I would never date again. My fiancé and I also broke up and got back together more than once. I was upset after each breakup because the relationship felt special to me. If you’re thinking about trying...
When Sexual Intimacy Changes: Desire, Consent and Practical Support

When Sexual Intimacy Changes: Desire, Consent and Practical Support

by Fix Relationship Author | Jul 6, 2019 | Relationship

A change in sexual intimacy can leave one or both partners feeling unsure, lonely or concerned. It does not reveal the cause on its own, and there is no single frequency that every couple must want. Begin by understanding each person’s experience and what, if...
Eight Practical Ways to Work on a Strained Relationship

Eight Practical Ways to Work on a Strained Relationship

by Fix Relationship Author | May 19, 2019 | Relationship

When a relationship feels strained, start with one conversation that is small enough to finish. Each person can describe what happened, ask for a change and give the other person a chance to respond. Both people need to be able to participate freely.On this pageListen...
Dealing with Jealousy: Feelings, Facts and Respectful Choices

Dealing with Jealousy: Feelings, Facts and Respectful Choices

by Fix Relationship Author | Apr 19, 2019 | Relationship

Jealousy can feel uncomfortable, especially when you are unsure what an interaction means. The feeling alone does not establish that your partner has broken an agreement. You can take your concern seriously while choosing a response that respects both your boundaries...
When Love Feels Distant: Affection, Effort and Choice

When Love Feels Distant: Affection, Effort and Choice

by Fix Relationship Author | Mar 14, 2019 | Relationship

When affection feels quieter than it used to, you may wonder whether the relationship needs attention or whether your feelings have changed more deeply. Missing the old closeness does not give you an immediate answer. It does give you a reason to look at what life...
When a Relationship May Be Ending: What You Can Choose

When a Relationship May Be Ending: What You Can Choose

by Fix Relationship Author | Feb 15, 2019 | Relationship

When a relationship feels close to ending, it can be hard to separate the wish to stay together from what is happening day to day. You can ask whether repair is wanted and what would need to change. You cannot make another person participate, and either person can...
Long-Term Relationships: Shared Effort, Support and Change

Long-Term Relationships: Shared Effort, Support and Change

by Fix Relationship Author | Jan 22, 2019 | Relationship

A long relationship changes as work, health, family responsibilities and personal priorities change. Staying connected can involve affection, practical reliability and honest conversations about what each person wants. Length alone does not tell you whether a...
Relationship Addiction: When Intensity Becomes Distressing

Relationship Addiction: When Intensity Becomes Distressing

by Fix Relationship Author | Jun 3, 2018 | Relationship

A new relationship can take up a lot of attention. You may look forward to messages, want more time together or feel excited about the possibilities. Strong feelings alone do not mean that you have an addiction. The concern is whether a pattern is causing distress,...
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