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High School Relationships: Respect, Boundaries and Support

High School Relationships: Respect, Boundaries and Support

by Fix Relationship Author | Jun 3, 2018 | Relationship

A high school relationship can bring excitement, uncertainty and questions you have not faced before. You may want to spend time with someone while also keeping up with friends, school, family life and your own plans. You can take the relationship seriously without...
Fear of Relationships: How to Decide What Pace Feels Right

Fear of Relationships: How to Decide What Pace Feels Right

by Fix Relationship Author | Jun 3, 2018 | Relationship

I’ve had friends who preferred to date casually for many years. I’ve usually chosen committed relationships. My first marriage ended after five years. When I first wrote this, my second wife and I had been together for almost ten years and were raising our twins. Both...
Making Room for Romance in a Long-Term Relationship

Making Room for Romance in a Long-Term Relationship

by Fix Relationship Author | Jun 3, 2018 | Relationship

About two weeks before I met my wife, I pictured what she might look like and the kind of person I hoped to meet. I moved about an hour from where I had been living. We eventually moved in together and shared the rent. When I first wrote this, we had been happily...
Dating After a Breakup: What a Rebound Label Can Miss

Dating After a Breakup: What a Rebound Label Can Miss

by Fix Relationship Author | Jun 3, 2018 | Relationship

I once knew a man who thought of his new relationship as a rebound for years. He eventually married his partner and they had children. Looking back, he considered it one of his best decisions, especially after his earlier marriage. His story is one example of how...
ENFP Relationships: Preferences, Communication and Individual Choices

ENFP Relationships: Preferences, Communication and Individual Choices

by Fix Relationship Author | Jun 3, 2018 | Relationship

If you identify with ENFP, the label can be a starting point for talking about what you enjoy and need in a relationship. It does not tell a partner everything about you. Ask about actual preferences, responsibilities and choices instead of assuming that everyone with...
Insecurity in Relationships: Clear Requests, Trust and Boundaries

Insecurity in Relationships: Clear Requests, Trust and Boundaries

by Fix Relationship Author | Jun 3, 2018 | Relationship

Feeling insecure in a relationship does not mean you must hide your feelings or prove that you are confident all the time. It can help to name what feels uncertain, consider what is actually happening and ask for something specific. Trust also depends on how both...
Exclusive Relationships: Clear Agreements and Ongoing Choice

Exclusive Relationships: Clear Agreements and Ongoing Choice

by Fix Relationship Author | Jun 3, 2018 | Relationship

An exclusive relationship begins with an agreement, rather than a guess based on how often you meet or how affectionate someone is. Ask what each person wants and what exclusivity would mean in practice. It is one relationship arrangement people may choose, and both...
Starting a Relationship: Getting to Know Each Other at Your Own Pace

Starting a Relationship: Getting to Know Each Other at Your Own Pace

by Fix Relationship Author | Jun 3, 2018 | Relationship

In my experience, the beginning of a relationship can feel especially vivid. I’ve noticed in my own relationships and in accounts other people shared with me that the attention and affection often change once everyday life settles in. What matters is how you both...
Long-Distance Relationships: Staying Connected Without Being Always Available

Long-Distance Relationships: Staying Connected Without Being Always Available

by Fix Relationship Author | Jun 3, 2018 | Relationship

I’ve had long-distance relationships that I remember fondly. I also know how hard it can be to miss someone and wonder when you’ll see them again. A clear plan for contact and visits can give you both something to rely on while you get on with your own lives.On this...
Marriage Conversations: Closeness, Responsibilities and Repair

Marriage Conversations: Closeness, Responsibilities and Repair

by Fix Relationship Author | Jun 3, 2018 | Relationship

A marriage does not require two people to agree on everything. When you feel distant, start with what has changed and what each person needs now. A useful conversation can lead to a specific agreement, but one person cannot promise closeness or do all the work for...
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