Relationships

Do You Feel Trapped in Your Relationship? Here’s What That Feeling Might Be Telling You Feeling “trapped” in a relationship can be one of the most emotionally confusing experiences. You may not even be able to explain why — after all, your partner might not be abusive, and you might not fight all the time.

What Is Relationship Addiction? Relationship addiction — sometimes called “love addiction” — is when a person becomes emotionally or psychologically dependent on being in a relationship. It involves: An intense fear of being alone Craving constant validation from a partner Jumping quickly from one relationship to the next Feeling empty or worthless without a partner

Who Is an Independent Woman? An independent woman is not defined merely by her job title, bank account, or education. She is someone who: Knows her worth Has her own opinions, goals, and dreams Makes decisions for herself Doesn’t rely on others for emotional validation or financial survival Feels whole as an individual, whether single

I work outside home I work outside home: From the Psychologist’s desk. Since children are now in school, I have gone back to work. My job and the housework are giving me a lot of stress. My husband is not used to helping out at home. Should I give up my job? Is there any

He’s out to get me! I am a distributor of pharmaceutical supplies, get along with everyone at work. I only have one problem which is a constant headache: My supervisor. He’s always out to get me. I make my rounds without losing time, but when I return he looks at his watch and says sarcastically

You may not realize it… but they do. Every relationship has its small annoyances — tiny habits that rub your partner the wrong way. Often, these behaviors seem harmless to the person doing them but feel like sandpaper to the one experiencing them. Over time, they can quietly chip away at closeness and connection. Here