
What relationship psychology looks like when you actually live it. New essay every other Thursday.
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They text you back sometimes, but not immediately. They loosely make plans. They let you know they just got back in town, but don’t necessarily follow up with much else. Maybe they text or call at the end of a busy day, asking to get togeth...
When I met my partner for the first time, we had a deep, four-hour conversation that ended with him not taking my phone number.
To me, it was incredibly bizarre because the connection felt clear. To him, it was completely normal. He felt t...
I used to think that being the person who always went with the flow would make me more lovable. I suppressed my complaints, strong opinions, and boundaries to keep the peace. I thought that if I minimized friction, it would guarantee that t...
“The one” was never about loving the same films or having the same taste in music.
It’s about whether you agree on the things that actually build a life: telling the truth when it’s hard, repairing after conflict, choosing growth over comf...
Everyone tells you to enjoy the beginning.
And it’s easy to do so. At the start of a relationship, we’re flooded. We can’t stop thinking about the other person. We replay the conversations, re-read the messages, feel our heart speed up whe...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Psychology background, real relationship in progress. New essay every other Thursday on love, conflict, and breaking negative relationship patterns. The kind of stuff theory doesn't fully prepare you for it. Co-wrote the workbook A Love Plan.
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