marriage & committed relationships
Eat My Shorts 6: Steely Sabrina / Dan the Carpenter, Questionable Marriages, and God
David Coleratsfromrocks.substack.com
how should we think about our partner’s interest, or lack thereof, in our various activities?
Things I Have Learned From Being in Unhealthy Connection
Insights on navigating unhealthy relationship dynamics, signs of manipulation, cluster B personality traits, healthy interdependence, boundaries, productive conflict, narcissism, and tools for self-awareness and growth in personal connections.
LinkThere are so many wonderful benefits to committing to building a life with someone that are not knowable until you are in it.
Men often get this backward, thinking they need to figure out their life on their own before committing to someone because having a partner or family will be some sort of distraction or loss of productivity. But nothin... See more
blog.nateliason.com • Known Costs, Unknowable Benefits
Relationships are like gazing into clear, bottomless pools of water. Look hard enough and you’ll meet the eyes of your own reflection. Stare into the soul of someone else long enough, and you’ll fall deeper into the abyss of yourself. The more you love the person in front of you, the more you understand yourself.
Grace Capobianco • The Autonomy of Monogamy
the intimacy of adapting each other's vocabulary, tones and typings
goranshgoranshbharal.substack.com
A relationship is a container in which two people can draw each other's spirit, through love, up from the depths and near to the surface of Being, where it can most easily be accessed and made manifest. To honor the natural sacredness of love is first to honor one's own, until one can recognize it in others, and include it in the scope of one's spi... See more