Tag: marriage
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The Triangular Theory of Love: Which Type Are You In?
When most people hear the phrase love triangle, they think drama, like one person caught between two lovers. But in psychology, the idea of a love triangle means something totally different. Psychologist Robert Sternberg came up with a theory that love has three key ingredients: Commitment – the decision to stick with someone Intimacy –…
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Wednesdays Q&A: He Says He Loves Me, But Won’t Commit — What Does That Mean?
What is the meaning if my boyfriend saying this “I am just looking at the reality of life, we are never going to get married. That doesn’t mean I don’t love you, but it does mean that we can’t be together anymore” https://open.substack.com/pub/jussuzie/p/wednesdays-q-and-a-he-says-he-love?r=61fylh&utm_medium=ios
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Mondays Q&A: What are some qualities that intelligent and independent women look for in a partner.
https://substack.com/@jussuzie/note/p-171300963?r=61fylh&utm_medium=ios&utm_source=notes-share-action
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Soulmates Aren’t Found, They’re Felt
I’ve been seeing a lot of posts lately asking, “When will I meet my soulmate?” or “How will I know it’s them?” Here’s my take: your soul already knows when it’s time to connect. The one who aligns with your soul will appear naturally you won’t need to search. But here’s the catch, your soul…
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Want to Keep Her? It’s Not About Looks or Money.
I often share from personal experience treating my relationships like a bit of an experiment. One thing I’ve learned is that when it comes to building sexual intensity, the little things can go a long way. For example, sending voice notes instead of texts can be far more arousing. You’ve heard the saying: “Women fall…
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The Relationship Blueprint: How to Build a Marriage That Lasts.
Most people go into marriage with love, hope and no plan. This blueprint is based on psychological research and real-life relationship phases. It walks you through what actually happens after the wedding, and how to prepare for it — emotionally, mentally, and practically. https://substack.com/@jussuzie/note/c-136219050?r=61fylh&utm_medium=ios&utm_source=notes-share-action
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The complexities of Divorce: My Journey to Peaceful Resolution.
Discovering oneself is often journeyed through unexpected paths. For me, it began with a divorce. After a decade of partnership and two years of marriage, followed by eight years of co-parenting, the pursuit of self-discovery took hold. It was a seven-year quest, marked by self-awareness, reflection, and a determination to carve out my happiness independent…
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Say It Like You Mean It
I created this journal because I know what it feels like to be in love and still feel unseen…To shut down during conflict.To say “I’m fine” when you’re not.To feel like you’re either too much or not enough. Before You Walk Away, Try This… If the way you talk to each other feels off…If silence…
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Vibe Check or Red Flag? How to Vet a Date Before Catching Feelings.
open.spotify.com/episode/1zuXWmPC9fJP5UKMg5hwp6 Testing resilience might look like seeing how someone handles conflict, long-distance, emotional vulnerability, or boundaries—not to manipulate them, but to understand their capacity to stay grounded and grow through challenges.