Have you ever felt overwhelmed by the pressure to fulfill the needs of those around you? How do you respond when someone else comes to you for something? Do you find yourself giving in to them, even though you’re exhausted or out of time? Others will often press those whom they feel will give in to their demands and requests.
If this sounds like you, it’s time to allow yourself to start a new chapter in which you set limits and institute some boundaries.
What is communication in relationships? It’s the ability to discuss freely, without the fear of retribution or intimidation, one’s thoughts and feelings.
Because trust is a cornerstone element, it’s important to evaluate and know where you stand with your partner with regard to trust and to intentionally work to strengthen trust.
Do you keep score in your relationships of all the times your loved one has disappointed you? This can create a negative atmosphere that is difficult to overcome. If you expect someone to disappoint you, you will only focus on what they are doing wrong to prove you are right. The problem with this behavior is we miss-out on the good things our loved one is doing.
We’re busy. Our thoughts are going a million miles per hour. We’re used to having so much information flying at us, that to stop, press pause, focus, and just listen requires so much discipline.
The quality of our relationships determines the quality of our lives. We can get into cycles that are extremely challenging to see.
Like nurturing a plant, gifts of love don’t cost a thing but can be very rewarding. Check out these 3 everyday gifts you can give!
The problem is, the message of Valentine’s Day doesn’t acknowledge the pain that can come with being in love or in a relationship.
To determine if we have healthy relationship beliefs or unhealthy relationship beliefs, go through the following lists.
What are boundaries? How do you set them and then communicate them to those in your circle?
