Sentences with phrase «less about intimacy»
I love intensity and could care less about intimacy, life is perfect for me.
http://religion.blogs.cnn.com/ Not exact matches
Davis et al (2006) found fathers working non-standard shifts knowing significantly less about their teens» daily activities than fathers with daytime shifts; and fathers» non-standard shift working, when combined with high parental conflict, correlated with less father - teen intimacy.
Less suburban sex tale, Charla Muller's story is more about the role sex plays in creating intimacy and closeness within a marriage.
But where Picasso's work was about suffering on a large scale (Guernica) and sex at an intimate level (just about everything else), Bourgeois's art is about personal pain and a sexuality that is less about personal intimacy and more about eroticism on a grand scale.
Writing about ayounger generation of painters working through the legacy of the Intimists, writer and curator Chris Sharp ofLulu in Mexico City raises doubts, «about the feasibility of intimacy, perceiving it less as a fact of life than an ethical mode, won through the increasingly rare act of paying attention.»
Your partner may begin to feel that it is more risky to open up to you or talk to you about their real thoughts and feelings, and what you therefore end up with is less intimacy — not more.
«Attaining a high level of relationship satisfaction is not just about being less hostile or contemptuous towards your partner, but it is also critical for couples to show affection to one another, particularly in contexts where partners come together to connect and build intimacy.»
Think about the reasons why you have less affection - is it money worries, work stress, or simply less physical intimacy?
We've written a lot about avoidant attachment (see here and here for more on attachment), but here's a quick summary: Those who are high in avoidance tend to be uncomfortable with intimacy, want less closeness in their relationships, and distrust others more.
In our couples therapy practice, we work with couples to break out of the linear power struggle around being more or less rigid — about money, sex, intimacy, planning, etc. — and instead, look more creatively about how couples might coexist as two people with different relationships with rigidity and structure.
Most of us did not have parents who knew how to talk to us about sex, much less 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).