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Relationship Recipe for Disaster | Commentary
By Joy Hosey
In working with couples over the years - and enduring some painful partnerships myself – I’ve come to appreciate the highly creative (if mostly unconscious) strategies couples employ to “make a relationship work.” Here is one of the more popular, if horribly unsatisfying, “relationship recipes” I’ve encountered:
1) Withhold your truth in a multitude of ways, especially what your… Continue
In working with couples over the years - and enduring some painful partnerships myself – I’ve come to appreciate the highly creative (if mostly unconscious) strategies couples employ to “make a relationship work.” Here is one of the more popular, if horribly unsatisfying, “relationship recipes” I’ve encountered:
1) Withhold your truth in a multitude of ways, especially what your… Continue
Posted on March 25, 2010 at 10:30am — 2 Comments
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