How Your Childhood Affects Your Relationships - Page 7
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Julia Austin
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Accept the concept that not everything is appropriate to talk about with your partner. That your feelings and fears should be reserved for your friends and family, and that your partner’s should be reserved for his friends and family, but when the two of you meet in the same room, you are meant to bring your cheeriest disposition. This is a partnership in the sense that you help one another function. You take comfort in a stable relationship. The routine you have with your partner makes you feel safe to take on other things in life, like promotions at work or long backpacking trips with your friends. But, you don’t feel that invigorating sense of being in sync and in love.
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