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Introduction A marriage is considered unhappy when the people involved have negative feelings towards each other. Importantly, it might be any kind of emotion related to disappointment, resentment, sadness, or even anger. It should be noted that this is caused by a variety of reasons. In addition, the causes of an unhappy marriage can range […]
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Introduction Historically, teenage marriages have been a common practice across cultures and continents. However, in recent times, these marriages have been proven to be an ill social practice. While different cultures have wavering opinions on the matter, the underdeveloped biology of the couple points toward several risks and complications. Altogether, different countries have now established
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Introduction Relationships are hard enough, let alone when your partner has borderline personality disorder. There is a lot of stigma giving people a bad name for having this mental health condition. One must remember that people should not be labeled by their problems. Yes, borderline personality disorder may have a strong impact on a person’s
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Introduction Conflicts are a part of all our relationships, and we can healthily resolve them. While sometimes conflicts can result in outbursts and heated arguments, sometimes they may result in becoming cold and distant in the relationship. Being ignored by someone, whether it’s someone close to you or an acquaintance, or whether it’s intentional or
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Introduction Many people report feeling taken for granted by their partners. A successful relationship aims to have aspects such as mutual respect, affection, and admiration. It is not uncommon to feel as if your contributions are being ignored. The feeling where you feel that you’re being taken advantage of is very habitual for couples who
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Introduction “Connecting is not magic. Like any other skill, it can be learned, practiced, and mastered.” -John M. Gottman [1] Dr. John Gottman’s “The Relationship Cure” is a transformative book that offers practical strategies for improving relationships. Based on his extensive research and experience, Dr. Gottman emphasizes the importance of emotional connection in fostering healthy partnerships.
What is a Womanizer? Womanizers are people, mostly males, who get involved in frequent casual relationships with multiple women. They are usually charming and understand the weaknesses of the women. They take advantage of those weaknesses, encouraging women to have romantic encounters. Their relationships are not emotional or committed. For womanizers, their wishes come first,
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Introduction It can be difficult to have a healthy relationship with a person who has paranoid personality disorder. Paranoid Personality disorder (PPD) is a type of psychiatric illness that affects the personality of the individual. Such individuals are consistently suspicious, mistrustful and hostile towards others. A person struggling with this illness faces difficulty in forming
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Introduction Remember Hilary Duff’s song “Stranger”? The famous line goes, “If they could only see you as I do, then they would see a stranger too.” It may have been a hit song, but speaking in terms of psychology, what the song really depicts is emotional abandonment. The partner is there, visible, and checks all
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Introduction Our connection to those we love is something special. This special bond gives us a sense of security, love, and calmness. However, it is largely determined by how we were treated and nurtured by our mom and dad during our childhood – which in turn, shapes our attachment style. There are four attachment styles
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