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Needing Reassurance in Love: Requests, Boundaries and Support

Needing Reassurance in Love: Requests, Boundaries and Support

by Mumstrosity.com | Oct 31, 2020 | Relationship Advice

Wanting reassurance does not make you unlovable, and enjoying independence does not prove that someone cares less. People differ in how much contact, affection and certainty they want. A useful conversation looks at the need and the response, rather than deciding who...
When Arguments Keep Repeating: Safety, Clear Requests and Shared Change

When Arguments Keep Repeating: Safety, Clear Requests and Shared Change

by Mumstrosity.com | Oct 24, 2020 | Relationship Advice

Repeated arguments can leave you tired, watchful or unsure how to raise an ordinary concern. The aim is not to eliminate every disagreement. It is to understand what keeps happening, make room for both people’s needs and notice whether the relationship allows...
When You Feel Used in a Relationship: Boundaries and Next Steps

When You Feel Used in a Relationship: Boundaries and Next Steps

by Mumstrosity.com | Oct 23, 2020 | Relationship Advice

Feeling “played” can mean that someone made promises they did not keep, hid something important or accepted your care while repeatedly disregarding your needs. The label may capture your hurt, but describing what happened can make your next choice clearer. You do not...
10 Ways to Balance Closeness and Independence in a Relationship

10 Ways to Balance Closeness and Independence in a Relationship

by Mumstrosity.com | Sep 30, 2020 | Dating Tips

You can enjoy a close relationship and still have private thoughts, friendships and time of your own. You do not have to become difficult to reach or make a partner uncertain to protect that space. Focus on an arrangement you can both understand: when you are...
Worried a Partner Is Lying? Facts, Questions and Boundaries

Worried a Partner Is Lying? Facts, Questions and Boundaries

by Mumstrosity.com | Sep 18, 2020 | Dating Tips

Concern about a partner’s honesty can leave you reviewing every gesture and message. Take the concern seriously while separating what you know from what you suspect. A nervous manner, a private phone or an uneasy feeling cannot, on its own, establish that someone is...
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