Month: November 2020

Conflict in Relationships Isn’t the Root of All Evil

Kyle Benson Attachment Theory, Relationship Arguments, Relationship Fights, Trust, Commitment, & Relationship Security
Avoidant attachment styles, emotional avoidance patterns, relationship disconnect, emotional vulnerability, attachment fears, navigating emotional distance, couples therapy for avoidant attachment, emotional intimacy challenges, break free from avoidance, healing attachment dynamics, emotionally distant partners, building emotional connection, avoidant attachment strategies, overcoming emotional barriers, bridging relationship gaps.

conflict in relationships

There is a misconception that conflict in relationships is the root of all relationship demise. Watching a couple fight, it may seem that way.

The truth about conflict in relationships

Steph: “Our house is always a chaotic mess!”

Julian: “It’s not my fault, I don’t have time to do everything.”… Continue reading Here

4 Hidden Issues That Prevent Relationships From Being Happy and How to Identify Them

Kyle Benson Attachment Theory, Conflict Conversation, Emotional Connection, Marriage Conflict, Relationship Arguments, Relationship Fights, Relationships, Trust, Commitment, & Relationship Security
4 Hidden Issues That Prevent Relationships From Being Happy and How to Identify Them

Hidden Issues

When Jake looks at the latest bank statement and begins complaining about how James, yet again, spent more than $200 on clothes without discussing it with him, it’s pretty clear what the issue is.

But when Kristi begins cursing out Steve because he is running late to their couples therapy appointment due to work, the harsh comments cover up the hidden issues of Kristi feeling less important to Steve than his work.… Continue reading Here

Black Lives Matter: How Understanding with Activism Can Create Change

Kyle Benson Conflict Conversation, Emotional Connection, Relationships
Black Lives

Black Lives

“In every generation, white people have said there is not a racial problem and people of color have said there is. History has proven [the people of color] right.” – Tim Wise

Trigger warnings: This article, at times, describes racism, trauma, abuse, and violence that happens to human bodies, with a focus on the bodies of Black and Indigenous People of Color (BIPOC).… Continue reading Here

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