They are common sources of conflict for couples and can lead to feelings of frustration and disconnection if not discussed, say two clinical psychologists.
“Any one of these domains has the potential to ruin your relationship,” say clinical psychologists Shahn Baker Sorekli and Helen Robertson. Bethany Rae
There’s more than one way to maintain a healthy romantic relationship. But a common ingredient to success is feeling like you’re in it together.
In the world of relationship science, researchers often touch on this point by talking about the importance of pursuing goals with your partner and of being responsive to your partner’s needs.
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