Relationships

Losing desire in a relationship can be confusing and distressing. You may love your partner, care deeply about the relationship, and still find that your sexual desire has changed or disappeared. Perhaps intimacy has become less frequent, you rarely initiate sex, or you find yourself avoiding physical closeness altogether. For some couples, the difference in desire between partners can also become a source of tension, rejection, guilt, or resentment. Changes in sexual desire

You promise yourself you will choose differently next time, yet you find yourself drawn to partners who are emotionally unavailable, inconsistent or unable to meet your needs.

Some relationships feel electric from the start. The highs are exhilarating, but the lows are devastating. You may feel addicted to the connection, even when it is hurting you.

Being generous and caring in a relationship is a beautiful quality. We all want to show up for the people we love and it feels good to give. But when you notice that your partner’s needs are always coming first and yours are pushed to the side, it might be a sign you are overgiving.

Have you ever found yourself wondering, “Why do I keep ending up in the same kind of relationship?” Or maybe you have noticed you pull away just when things start to feel close.