Relationships

Who is responsible for your emotions? Is it you? Or is it me, because I might also do something that makes you angry? We’re in a huge mess with this issue. And that, not knowing who’s responsible for our emotions, often means we don’t know how to manage conflicts we have with others. A) some […]

And you thought you were on your side. Ha. I guarantee you that, even if you don’t realize it, you also self-sabotage your relationships in some way. We all do it (at least until we see it and stop doing it). Meanwhile, not only are we unaware, but we’re also telling ourselves a tall tale

That when they express something they don’t feel comfortable with to their partner, he tells them: “The problem is you, you’re crazy. In other words, he washes his hands of it and blames them for feeling that way. And that “you’re crazy” thing can come from any complaint or need she expresses. But, above all,

Having doubts in a relationship is something that happens; that’s clear. But, many times, those who have them wonder if it is normal to have these doubts. What do you think? Is it normal to have doubts when you’re in a relationship? But, and here’s the important part, it’s normal to a certain extent. Normally,

We all have relationships we’d like to improve (if anyone doesn’t, please raise your hand). There’s always someone in our lives with whom we experience friction, conflicts, or misunderstandings that make us feel bad. Maybe it’s your partner, your parents, a friend, or someone in your family. There are times when you don’t know what to do