go into
a relationship feeling OK with monogamy until they reach a point — about 2 years — when they realize they actually want sex with others while still maintaining the love and intimacy with their partner.
Not exact matches
She told me that supplementing didn't mean that I couldn't have a breastfeeding
relationship with my son, and that it was
ok to switch to formula if that is what I
felt I needed or wanted to do.
In our work together we will help you
feel good, resourced, and resolved around your birthing experience, (without denying what happened or pretending it was all
ok) as well as supporting your baby to securely attach and you to
feel bonded in this new
relationship.
Pro-tip: It's totally
OK to
feel angry at the people you love; no close
relationship is sunshine and roses every day.
My
relationship with food will never be perfect — and that's
ok, because neither will I. I continue to practice knowing I'm worthy, eating slowly and with a sense of pleasure and
feeling my
feelings.
Then I
feel that I can have an
ok relationship with my nuts.
Ok, so you may have just come out of a
relationship and be
feeling sad and lonely but don't write about it.
Over time they find themselves wondering if this is
ok, or
feel that the
relationship is missing something important.
Consider Your
Feelings Ok, you want to start bisexual
relationship.
OK, maybe I'm being a little melodramatic, but I'm sure you've all experienced that sinking
feeling as yet another short online dating
relationship draws to an untimely (or indeed timely) close.
Because of past
relationship experiences, people who are secure often approach
relationships with the goal of having a great
relationship.3 They also have an easier time trusting their partners.2 Receiving that same text message from a romantic partner might still make them want to respond in a way that could harm the
relationship, but their motivation to make the
relationship great overrides any selfish impulses.5 So they might forgive, think more positively, and
feel closer to the partner.5 If they automatically trust their partner, then they'll respond positively even if they're distracted.7 For example, one person responded to «I haven't been fully honest with you...» with «Your [sic] not using positive communication strategies right now,» and another person responded with «
Ok Don Draper.»
Ok, so it might make you
feel better, but really if the old
relationship hasn't been good for a while it might be that the new one isn't better; it's just different and we might see this as a much better place to be.
It's completely
OK to give children the space they need to love — and
feel connected to — their biological parents, regardless of previous infidelity or marital issues in their biological parents» previous
relationship.
It is
OK to
feel what you
feel as long as the
relationship is grounded by mutual respect and that is what you put forward and what your child grows up seeing.
Sometimes,
OK, we have a gut
feeling that a
relationship probably will end.