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But we know we belong together!
Are you or someone you love getting married? It’s so important to be prepared not just with the dress and the cake, but also emotionally.
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A Little Perspective
Tired of having the same arguments over and over again? It might be time for a shift in perspectives, a new way of thinking.
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When it feels like it’s all up to you
Do you and your partner argue about chores? Who will do what, who did it last time and who’s turn it is this time? You are certainly not alone!
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A dog’s gaze!
What if our partner looked at us the way a dog looks at their owner? Wouldn’t that feel amazing? That’s what deep connection feels like.
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I’m just being honest!
Have you ever heard someone say, “I’m just being honest” when what they are really doing is being mean. Honesty is not an excuse to be mean.
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Is Jealousy ever good?
What can jealousy tell you about a relationship? It can be a warning sign or something wrong, or it can point to a desire for deep connection with your partner.
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When marriage gets boring…
Marriage can feel boring at times, like things are just moving along like a machine. Where did the connection go? Even thinking about connection with your partner can feel awkward or scary.
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Disappointments in Marriage
Marriage can sometimes feel like one disappointment after another. The same fight you have over and over again. Something you thought was resolved and figured out years ago that rears it’s ugly head out of the blue. A request made last week to please not do this one thing as it drives you crazy, and…
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You don’t have to fix it!
There is great power in feeling understood, validated and accepted in a relationship, and sometimes that is best done by saying less!
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When personality styles collide!
How many couples do you know where one person is the driven, ‘control-freak’ partner and the other is the super laid back, nothing rattles them, go-with-the-flow type of person. Are you in a relationship like this?
Anita Jacob
Healing families, mending relationships and fully embracing who you were made to be.
Anita Jacob 