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Fear Of Being Alone Creates Distance In Relationships

Fear Of Being Alone Creates Distance In Relationships

Fear Of Being Alone Creates Distance In Relationships We all believe that being in love is going to bring us overwhelming feelings of happiness and joy. So we get into relationships with high hopes. But along with the high hopes, we also bring our baggage from past...

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OVERCOMING REGRET AND GUILT

OVERCOMING REGRET AND GUILT

HOW TO OVERCOME REGRET AND GUILT This is Part III of a series of articles sharing what I learned from the book, Expectation Hangover by Christine Hassler. She has some very helpful advice on how to deal with feelings of guilt and regret. Click here to read Part I...

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Relationship Readiness

Relationship Readiness

Relationship Readiness What If You Are With The "Right" Partner For You Or You Could Attract the Right Partner To You No Matter What Your Past Disappointments Were? Are you ready to let go of the past and learn how to create a new possibility of love in your life?...

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FEEL YOUR FEELINGS AND LET GO

FEEL YOUR FEELINGS AND LET GO

FEEL YOUR FEELINGS AND LET THEM GO The following are two final steps on how to deal with your difficult feelings from the book, Expectation Hangover by Christine Hassler. To read the first article with the first two steps click here. Step Three: Release Writing Tool...

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HOW TO REALLY FEEL YOUR FEELINGS

HOW TO REALLY FEEL YOUR FEELINGS

HOW TO REALLY FEEL YOUR FEELINGS I have been reading Expectation Hangover by Christine Hassler and loving all her tools and strategies.  As I am going through the book I wanted to share some of them with you. She breaks the book down into four categories starting with...

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Bust Your Beliefs

Bust Your Beliefs

HOW TO BUST YOUR LIMITING BELIEFS "Your reality follows your thoughts, so better thoughts create a better reality."   HOW TO GET A GRIP ON THOUGHTS You HAVE thoughts, but you are NOT YOUR THOUGHTS. I like to imagine my mind is like a galloping horse and my job is to...

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How Do I Get Over A Break-Up?

How Do I Get Over A Break-Up?

Learned Useful Tools To Be Happy Again     David T, Gets Help For A Breakup  How Do I Get Over A Break-Up? When a romantic relationship ends, there is hardly anything that feels worse.  I know you feel horrible and that is appropriate right now.  It...

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When Adults Need Time-Outs

When Adults Need Time-Outs

TIME OUTS FOR ADULTS The Best Defense Against Verbal Abuse Is A Formal Time-Out. I am sure you have heard of time-outs and may have used them with your kids. Ironically they also work extremely well with headstrong adults too. When you call for a time out, you are...

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What Are Your Marital Distress Pacifiers?

What Are Your Marital Distress Pacifiers?

WHAT ARE YOUR MARITAL DISTRESS PACIFIERS? In his book, The New Rules of Marriage, Terrance Real refers to misery stabilizers or what I call distress pacifiers. They are the things people turn to instead of turning to their partner. They distract themselves from...

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HOW TO HEAL IN YOUR RELATIONSHIP

HOW TO HEAL IN YOUR RELATIONSHIP

HOW TO HEAL THE BROKENNESS IN YOUR RELATIONSHIP I have been reading The New Rules Of Marriage by Terrence Real. Here is some of his great advice on how to heal in your relationship... Vicious Cycles Most couples find themselves stuck in replays of relationships from...

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“My worst day in a while turned into my best day in a while today – this was the first time I made a conscious choice to “fight back” whenever I went down the road of trying to figure out what other people thought of me. While there were definitely a lot of rough spots, that was the most fun I’ve possibly ever had with people I didn’t know well, and I didn’t have to fight nearly as hard at the end of the night and just sort of had fun. I also fessed up to what happened today, and was very surprised by the complete absence of shit given by everyone. People literally just laughed it off and moved on.

Thank you for the prod to be honest. I feel infinitely less conflicted now.”

Dan Q