Sentences with phrase «aspects of your romantic partner»

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Parenting partners mean numerous things, from couples that come together, often platonically, for the sole purpose of raising children together, to couples that remain married but remove the romantic and sexual aspects of their marriage in order to lessen the impact on their kids.

One of the interesting aspects of Weiner's proposal is rethinking how love factors into our choice of romantic partners.

Teens also described other negative aspects of technology in romantic relationships, such as surveillance that leads to jealousy, as well as arguments between partners that play out publicly on social media for all to see.

While the romantics have never been the series» strong point (granted I do at least favour the Kaya and Akito couple quite a bit), other relationships between characters still continue to be one of the most compelling aspects, whether it's between partners, rivals, editors or audience.

That feeling of walking on egg shells, trying to adjust to prevent the triggers, striving to be present, sacrificing your social life and even your romantic time with your partner are all aspects of secondary trauma that many adoptive parents experience.

Furthermore, being romantic with each other on an ongoing basis is an important part of creating and maintaining a satisfying relationship because you and your partner both feel desired and more invested in the emotional aspects of your relationship.

The checklist outlines 12 aspects of a relationship with a romantic partner, as well as a global consideration of the relationship, for each partner to rate in terms of satisfaction.

People in romantic relationships really do drench their partners in a wave of idealised qualities, and downplay their more annoying aspects.

This aspect has not yet been examined in neuroscientific pain research, but a behavioural study in the context of stress showed that individuals felt more secure walking along a virtual cliff (a stress - inducing task) when their romantic partner was attentive vs inattentive to them (Kane et al., 2012).

In a recent study, researchers surveyed 276 individuals (mostly college students) about various aspects of their romantic relationships, including the degree of self - partner overlap and the content of their Facebook profiles.

In other words, we begin to take on some of our romantic partner's aspects into our sense of who we are (e.g., you may find that you have picked up interests or hobbies that your partner introduced you to), and we begin to talk more in terms of «us» and «we» than «me» and «him / her».

Healthy romantic relationships certainly take on an identity of their own, but it is critical for them to thrive that each partner also has an identify of his / her own, and has time and aspects of his / her life that are his / her own.

Healthy romantic relationships certainly take on an identity of their own, but it does appear to be critical for them to thrive that each partner also has an identify of his / her own and has time and aspects of his / her life that are his / her own.

Studies that focused on the link between adult attachment and body image primarily examined relationships between aspects of body image and general adult attachment (i.e., attachment experiences in close relationships in general, without specifying whether those close others were romantic partners, parents, friends, etc.)(e.g., Elgin & Pritchard, 2006; Iannantuono & Tylka, 2012).