Do I Have to Give Up Me to Be Loved by You: Second EditionAs the coronavirus pandemic changes the way we live and work, partners may be spending more time together, warts and all. This book can help couples anticipate and approach occasional or chronic conflict with compassion and creativity. This classic text for couples interested in creating freer, more joyful, and profoundly intimate relationships explores the delicate balance of being true to oneself and being loved by another. Newly updated by the authors, here is the classic text for couples interested in creating freer, more joyful, and profoundly intimate relationships. In their best-selling book about couple relationships, Jordan Paul and Margaret Paul explore the delicate balance of being true to oneself and being loved by another. While couples think they are fighting about money, sex, or time, the authors reveal how such conflicts are almost always more deeply rooted and related to issues of self-protection. Offering a solid framework for conflict resolution, the authors guide couples in working through fears and false beliefs that can block the expression of loving feelings. Stories of couples and examples of dialogue validate readers- feelings and experiences.Key features and benefitsa proven best-sellerhighly recommended by marriage therapistsincludes exercises for couples to explore core beliefs and values |
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Exploration: The How of Learning There Are Always Good Reasons Questions That Work Moving from Anger or Indifference to an Exploration Becoming Aware of Intention Exploring Together When Your Partner Is Closed to Learning 4.
Exploration: The How of Learning There Are Always Good Reasons Questions That Work Moving from Anger or Indifference to an Exploration Becoming Aware of Intention Exploring Together When Your Partner Is Closed to Learning 4.
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Most of our behavior, in relationships especially, is selfprotective, be it anger, withdrawal, overeating, drinking, frigidity, or impotence. We act protectively simply because we feel too insecure to do anything else.
Most of our behavior, in relationships especially, is selfprotective, be it anger, withdrawal, overeating, drinking, frigidity, or impotence. We act protectively simply because we feel too insecure to do anything else.
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David's anger hurts and frightens her, but rather than opening to learning about how to take care of herself in the face of David's anger, she either gives in to him or shuts down completely, effectively shutting out David so she won't ...
David's anger hurts and frightens her, but rather than opening to learning about how to take care of herself in the face of David's anger, she either gives in to him or shuts down completely, effectively shutting out David so she won't ...
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For instance, a person may protect himself or herself from fear by feeling angry, anger being a much easier emotion to tolerate than fear. People protecting themselves run the gamut from the most timid to the most aggressive.
For instance, a person may protect himself or herself from fear by feeling angry, anger being a much easier emotion to tolerate than fear. People protecting themselves run the gamut from the most timid to the most aggressive.
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How does my anger, irritation, or indifference affect my partner? ... When they finally opened to knowing themselves and each other, they approached each other with genuinely interested curiosity instead of their usual steely anger.
How does my anger, irritation, or indifference affect my partner? ... When they finally opened to knowing themselves and each other, they approached each other with genuinely interested curiosity instead of their usual steely anger.
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