FAQ

Why am I scared to let go of someone?

Why am I scared to let go of someone?

Afraid of Forgetting – Sometimes we are afraid to let go of something because we are afraid we will forget. We are scared that a feeling, a memory or even a person may be forgotten if we don’t cling to every moment. That somehow whatever we are holding on to will diminish in importance in our lives.

Why am I unhappy in a good relationship?

Sometimes, couples are unhappy because they feel bored in a relationship, or because both partners have lost the physical spark they used to have. At other times, there may be extreme jealousy present in the relationship, or perhaps a severe case of emotional manipulation.

Are you stuck in an unhappy relationship?

Reflect and save your relationship. Happy relationships take both’s patience and effort. If you’re feeling stuck in your current relationship, it’s time to reflect about it with your partner. Don’t ignore these signs of an unhappy relationship as they will slowly go worse and harm both you and your partner in long-term.

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Is your partner’s anxiety ruining your relationship?

Especially if you are prone to worrying or are with a partner who doesn’t communicate clearly, anxiety will be a part of your relationship, and that doesn’t necessarily make it a bad thing. Social by nature, we are pulled powerfully to love, long to feel connected, and want to protect our connections when we secure them.

What should I do if my partner is unhappy?

When you feel like your partner may be unhappy, it’s best to talk it out in a heart to heart. Not only will this make your feelings known to them, but it’ll also give you a chance to really get an idea about their true feelings.

Are you anxious or insecure in your relationships?

When we feel anxious or insecure, some of us have a tendency to become clingy and desperate in our actions. We may feel possessive or controlling toward our partner in response. Conversely, some of us will feel easily intruded on in our relationships.