Love Unfiltered: Real Talk on Dating and Relationships ❤️
No BS Advice Videos & Informative Posts for Men and Women (From a Sassy Redhead who has been there, done that & has all the T-shirts to Prove it!)
Kim, a 30-year-old woman, is troubled by her boyfriend Andrew’s emotional distance and decreased intimacy as they approach their one-year anniversary. Andrew’s past traumas, including a previous engagement that ended badly, may contribute to his reluctance to commit. Kim seeks advice on whether to stay or leave the relationship.
As a couple, if you don’t have a lot in common outside your home, it often pulls you in different directions and eventually alters the harmonious home-life dynamics between you both.
Going in too fast to a new partnership does not allow you to stand back and observe how things are really transpiring between you as a couple.
Please don’t hold onto past relationships with regret. Every person who enters your life teaches you something. Appreciate all your experiences and honor them. Sit back and acknowledge the pros and cons of each scenario. Be objective. It will teach you so much about yourself. Own your part in what transpired between you both.
Whenever something happens that you are not happy about with your partner’s actions, discuss it right then and there. Do not let it go by ignoring it or bringing it up at another time. Your self-respect is important, and this needs to be addressed when you feel disrespected by his behavior.
Having a constructive conversation with your Ex at the end of your relationship is crucial to help you both move on to finding love with someone better suited for you. Not having proper closure is the first reason why many men and women are stuck and emotionally unavailable. They have lost faith or trust in themselves when it comes to choosing a partner.
