Sentences with phrase «very damaging to your relationship»

When both in the couple desire this, when both realize that extradyadic sex makes their partner happy, and they therefore want their partner to have that sex, a couple will have moved a long ways to ward facilitating emotional honesty, while simultaneously withering at jealousy scripts, which can be very damaging to a relationship.
Other symptoms like low sexual desire, loss of interest in activities you once loved, and feelings of inadequacy or insecurity can be very damaging to your relationships.
In fact, it can be very damaging to your relationship.

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Punishing them, calling them selfish brats, forcing them to share, etc. are all counterproductive, not to mention damaging to the very relationship that is pivotal to eventual understanding of the concept of sharing.
He rejected calls for a withdrawal from some of his Cabinet colleagues, however, adding: «It's potentially very damaging to suggest rethinking in a fundamental way our relationship with the European Union.»
I have had teachers consult me about bringing criminal charges against black boys because of incidents that were very damaging, but could have been resolved by asking me to model the appropriate adult behavior to mend the student - teacher relationship.
You need to be very careful how you handle this situation because your poor credit score could lead to financial problems and damage relationships with your family members.
The same hurricane damage database that is too small a sample to show a correlation with the Atlantic basin, annual total PDI is perfectly able to show a very strong statistical relationship with another climate index, the annual ASO Nino 3.4 temperature anomaly index.
The Court's very formalistic way of dealing with this, where it qualifies leniency as a program developed by the Commission without binding effects on the Member States, certainly does not do justice to the uneasy relationship between a very effective detection tool and follow - on damages claims.
By that time, very significant damage had been done to the child and to the relationship.
And very importantly, what is her partner's «relationship» to this damage?
Ironically, this attribution error — blaming the partner entirely for conflicts that, in large part, stem from the nature of the media over which they unfold — may inflict direct and very real damage to the relationship itself.
Dr. Lowell's work with very vulnerable young children and families focuses on the power of early, responsive relationships to prevent the damaging effects of trauma and early adversity.
This can be very damaging and hurtful to the relationship.
Often times they're very happy in their relationship, but when their relationship starts to experience the normal dips in satisfaction over time, when the couple does not feel as connected, or typical life stressors happen and the relationship experiences more conflict, this person drifts away from the relationship rather than repairing the damage.
As a result thse children are very damaged in their ability to form and sustain adaptive relationships, and the task of the adoptive family is to, as best they can, reconstruct (or construct for the first time) more growth - oriented relationship.
I am very appreciative of my resources and relationships and work very hard not to damage or neglect them.
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