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People who are always emotionally unstable are advised to do these 3 things more often! 【03】
When faced with the same thing, everyone tends to react differently, if not completely differently. Some people act very violently, while others are calm.
By misswaterabout a year ago in Marriage
People who are always emotionally unstable are advised to do these 3 things more often! 【02】
People who are always emotionally unstable are advised to do these 3 things more often! 02 Ongoing injuries can cause ongoing emotional outbursts
By misswaterabout a year ago in Marriage
People who are always emotionally unstable are advised to do these 3 things more often!【1】
They say that adult breakdowns are instantaneous. Well, there is a second half. When I try to “manage my emotions” after a meltdown, I always end up getting dragged further and further away.
By misswaterabout a year ago in Marriage
Feeling that “the more your partner looks at you, the less you see,” may not be a lack of love, but you ignore the crisis!【4】
04 Breaking the Silence and Being a “Chatterbox” Couple Many couples in this state, can not help but confused: “This day can still live?” Of course. Most families do not have principle problems, as long as couples are willing to make some changes, the dead air of the marriage still have a chance to live:
By misswaterabout a year ago in Marriage
Feeling that “the more your partner looks at you, the less you see,” may not be a lack of love, but you ignore the crisis!【3】
Psychologist Susan Campbell mentioned that couples usually go through five phases of their relationship: the romantic phase, the power struggle, the integration phase, the commitment phase and the co-creation phase.
By misswaterabout a year ago in Marriage
Feeling that “the more your partner looks at you, the less you see,” may not be a lack of love, but you ignore the crisis!【2】
02 A “silent” marriage prevents children from growing up in the sun. If couples don't communicate for a long time, the home becomes a “dysfunctional” family.
By misswaterabout a year ago in Marriage
Feeling that “the more your partner looks at you, the less you see,” may not be a lack of love, but you ignore the crisis!
Have you ever had the same type of partner? At the dinner table, the two of you are each picking at the rice, playing with the phone, no communication;
By misswaterabout a year ago in Marriage