Photo by RODNAE Productions from Pexels Being away from some you love is hard. It must be harder when you are miles apart, and you can't feel them physically. There are a lot of challenges faced by couples in a Long Distance Relationship. Are you curious if this kind of relationship works? You might have probably know someone who is in this kind of relationship, or you yourself are in it. Both parties experience the struggle of being away from each other for a long period of time. The best way to know if they can keep the love alive even being physically absent is how they can make it better to the common challenges that they face. How they view the relationship Usually, men and women have different views when it comes to love. Men are stereotyped to be more interested in sex, while women are invested in emotions. Though they may be true in some cases, couples in a long-distance relationship sometimes miss the chance to engage in a more intimate conversation. This happens becaus
Kids and teenagers would usually see the school as their second home. Once they grow older and get started with their career, the workplace becomes their 'new' second home. Employees would typically spend one-third of their day (sometimes even more) to manage the daily workload in the office. Giving a big chunk of your daily life at work would require you to interact with your co-workers, whether you like it or not. The hours spent with colleagues give the opportunity to know them better. Therefore, it is not impossible that an employee can fall in love with another employee. Sadly, there are a number of women who get romantically linked and attracted to a married man at work. Whitney Houston's 'Saving All My Love For You' says it all. From the thrill of having stolen moments - up to the emotional stress - having an affair with a married fellow worker will always end you up in a bad situation. The earlier you can end the relationship, the faster you can redeem yours
Photo by RODNAE Productions from Pexels "Gaslighting" is the term used by psychologists that refer to a type of psychological manipulation, where a person (or a group) makes another individual doubt the truth. The targeted individual makes them question their reality, memory, perception, and even their own judgment. Unfortunately, this can happen in any kind of relationship - including those of a couple. Why does this happen? Gaslighting starts due to a variety of reasons. White lies are the most common warning sign, where the other tells a lie to his/her partner to save the relationship or to prevent confrontation and argument. When white lies become a habit, it becomes normal in the relationship. The person doing it may not realize the damaging effects in the long run. The person hearing these lies will believe that there is nothing wrong - when in reality his/her significant other is manipulating him/her. Being caught in the act and still denying the truth about it