Sentences with phrase «feel comfortable with intimacy»

If you generally feel comfortable with intimacy, but you've been hurt by a partner in the past, you may consciously and subconsciously be protecting yourself by avoiding intimacy with someone new.

Briefly, people who are secure in their relationships are confident that their partners are supportive and they feel comfortable with intimacy.

«Secure» people feel comfortable with intimacy and are usually warm and loving.

Not exact matches

Jean had come to recognize that Mark couldn't feel comfortable with as much intimacy as she could.

But also consider how comfortable you'll feel having other caretakers in the house, which can compromise your feeling of intimacy and privacy with your family.

In the latest edition, Murkoff said she provides more answers to intimacy questions expectant mothers might not feel comfortable talking about with their doctor, such as whether sex toys are off the table, or what to do when their partner's libido has cooled and theirs is heating up.

In my head, I was trying to come up with a reason and I think it is because I was never comfortable with intimacy unless I had strong feelings attached.

I feel comfortable working with couples who are struggling after an affair, rebuilding relationships after addiction, working on differences in parenting, rebuilding trust, focusing on intimacy concerns, wanting to address fighting, managing temperamental or style differences, navigating step - parenting, and managing the extra stressors of parenting children with special needs.

If you have a partner like this, it definitely points to emotional insecurity and fear of intimacy, because face - to - face interactions require much more vulnerability than they feel comfortable with.

When you're comfortable with your partner, you shouldn't feel afraid to talk about things like finances and intimacy.

Due to the insecure attachment style singles reported feeling less comfortable with closeness and intimacy, more problems with depending on others, and more worries about being unloved or fear of rejection (Adamczyk and Bookwala, 2013).

While the thought of attending intimacy and sex therapy with your partner may feel unnerving, our skilled San Francisco Bay Area Sex Therapists & Relationship Coaches are highly trained and sensitive to your emotional needs, We strive to collaborate in creating an emotionally safe and comfortable space for you and your partner to explore your sexuality and sexual issues.