Creating Successful Relationships part 2

When creating successful relationships it is important to explore your role in the relationship. You need to to consider what your personal boundaries are and where you draw the line. Are you allowing the other person to go into your personal space or cross to your boundaries and then get angry at them for doing it? If that is the case you should ask yourself who is responsible for enforcing your boundaries? Do you always respect the personal space of others and when you do not how do they react? Another important question to ask yourself is where are you coming from emotionally when you relate to the relationship you are in? Are you coming from a place of insecurity or from a place of love?

Creating Successful Relationships part 1

Creating a successful relationship takes effort; you need to put in a little work each and every day. The effort you put in should be done out of love without an expectation behind it. When you give willingly and without an expectation of something in return you reap the rewards in spades. It is kind of like a Bonsai tree, you need to prune it every day,

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The length of the relationship, whether or not you have children together and the relationship with your ex´s family can complicate it even further. The pain felt after a breakup can even seem to linger endlessly weaving us into a web of confusion, guilt, and mistrust, misguided feelings can follow that lead you into more depression, guilt and sorrow. It is easy to become unsure of your decisions, your part in the failed relationship and even in your identity. You may have been with your ex for a long time as a spouse a partner, part of a family and now you are alone. This can be difficult especially when you have based your wants and needs on what someone has wanted and needed for many years.