February 18, 2010 – 1:09 am
There is this article at Ezinearticles, that we want to share with you:
Unlike physical abuse, emotional abuse may not heal by itself over time. Given that its impact targets more the psychic areas than the body, you could be unconsciously scarred for a long period of time.
Because the damage is on the self-esteem and identity [...]
February 3, 2010 – 6:40 pm
St. Valentine’s Day is coming again!
Can you ignore it? Of course you can…if it is too painful to remember what it means, right?
Basically, it reminds us of the excitement from love feelings. Love feelings? Ha, what were those, you might ask?
When you first fall in love, there are certain chemicals in your brain that make [...]
December 19, 2009 – 4:40 am
All couples need to learn the fine art of keeping their marriages alive and growing. We bring from our own families of origin some habits that left uncontrolled can be lethal to a love relationship. Even if you are honestly working to stay away from the deadly couple traps listen here, it will not be [...]
Posted in Anger Management, Healthy Marriage, Relationships, Uncategorized
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Tagged anger, conflict, confrontation, critique, emotions, frustration, Healthy Marriage, healthy relationships, passive aggression
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December 7, 2009 – 3:11 pm
There is an interesting article published in Ezine Articles recently. It deals with the possibility of healing the relationship when there is passive aggressive behavior displayed by one of the partners. This article, by Louis Clichot is aptly named:
“Can a Passive Aggressive Marriage Be Healed?
and can be found here:
Can a Passive Aggressive Marriage be Healed
Enjoy, [...]
December 1, 2009 – 3:04 pm
Emotional scars are invisible scars that follow us for life!
A new study by Florida State University researchers has found that people who were verbally abused as children grow up to be self-critical adults prone to depression and anxiety. Of the whole sample population, an staggering 30% reported that they were often verbally abused by their [...]
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Tagged aggression, appreciation, domestic violence, Emotional Abuse, feelings, humiliation, isolation, passive aggressive, reconciliation, resilience, verbal abuse
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November 23, 2009 – 3:43 pm
Did you ever wondered how to deal with your husband but had no one to turn for advice?
Or just wanted to get someone with an external perspective to advice you on how to approach a specific situation that has been troubling your mind for too long?
If that is the case, then we have news for [...]
November 18, 2009 – 5:49 am
How do you react to hubby’s hostile silence?
He says nothing, but you know he is mad as hell. He is obviously sulking in front of you, and his attitude fills the room with a very negative vibe. For you, this silent anger is far more maddening and crazy than an overt attack…you would prefer to [...]
Posted in Anger Management, Relationships, Uncategorized
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Tagged anger, angry husband, Cold Shoulder, conflict, negative emotions, rejection, resentment, Silence, understanding
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October 30, 2009 – 4:41 am
Emotional abuse is a serious problem that continues its lingering effect much longer than desirable. As a result of early emotional abuse, many victims develop chronic anger issues, which sometimes looks disconnected from the abuse source. Frequently in order to cope with emotional abuse, people must also identify and cope with the concomitant anger. [...]
October 26, 2009 – 3:34 am
There are times when neglect is not casual, but a little more straightforward. In some situations one person in the relationship is fairly explicit with what they need, asking for it and the other person manages to neglect that need, either directly or indirectly. This is absolutely poisonous to a relationship.
There is nothing that can [...]
October 6, 2009 – 1:18 am
If you feel a need to be right, and impose your views, and take over the place of the “expert” in your marriage….well you need to know this is a dead end way.
We enter into relationships by choice… they are very different situations compared with the first one, when we were children and needed to [...]