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Assumptions are the termites of relationship. ~Henry Winkler When someone seems cold toward you, don’t assume the worst. It’s a pity to …
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If your sense of identity or well-being depends on what your partner thinks, it’s natural to try to control your partner. Above all, it becomes critical to minimize anxiety and to continue securely in the emotional attachment. Controlling behavior, however, stifles all spontaneity and freshness in a relationship. Continue reading