Sentences with phrase «same old conflicts»

«DO YOU LONG FOR CLOSENESS AND CONNECTION but end up stuck in the same old conflicts?

It is time to stop having the same old conflicts and start to feel better.

Not exact matches

Even though millennials feel more open to things like pre-marital sex and same - sex marriage than their older siblings and parents and grandparents, they still feel conflicted about abortion.»

But I hope that by choosing to talk it over with my growing babe, with the same respect for his / her level of understanding I grant my older children, that I am teaching LF # 5 that the world is full of conflicts, and hardships, and setbacks — but that is the reason we surround ourselves with family and friends and try our best to respond with sensitivity and respect towards all living creatures.

Plenty of us are sick of fighting the same old battles over and over again, and by reminding us how unpleasant those old conflicts can be, Bill and Hillary Clinton made one of the most powerful arguments against electing her president.

If we don't examine and resolve these old belief systems from the past, we unconsciously create partnerships that carry the same types of conflict we experienced as children.

Inspired by the thesis of Josh Karp's Kenney biography of the same name, the film suggests that his conflicts arose from always falling short in the eyes of his father, a country club tennis pro who constantly compared the writer unfavorably to his deceased older brother.

[UPDATE 8/15/2016 — Originally there were conflicting reports as to whether the new Ritz - Carlton Visa included the same 3 annual Club upgrades as the old Ritz - Carlton card.

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When you find yourselves in the same old negative pattern, imagine going from: ♥ Conflict to collaboration ♥ Divided to united ♥ Distant to closer ♥ Power struggles to team

When you feel close and safe with each other you are more able to work out conflicts and difficulties without falling into the same old fight.

This model believes that, over time, couples tend to find themselves in the same old «dance» or ways of relating that leave them vulnerable to conflict or distance.

This model believes that couples tend to find themselves in the same old «dance» or ways of relating that leave them vulnerable to conflict or distance.

Helping you understand YOUR specific pattern, and the ways in which it has you stuck, is the first step in helping you get free from the same old arguments and conflicts

The focus is to help couples feel closer and find healthier ways to deal with differences and conflict versus staying stuck in the same old rut of unhealthy patterns of conflict and escalating fights, or withdrawal and avoidance of problems.

Using an actor — partner interdependence approach, Seider, Hirschberger, Nelson, and Levenson (2009) revealed that greater we - ness exhibited by the partner in conflict discussions predicted lower physiological arousal among midlife and older couples, with the same conclusion reported in a study by Buehlman and colleagues (1992).