Breakups Really Are a “Learning Opportunity”
There’s a theory in relationships that once you and someone you are dating have broken up, you cannot ever truly get back together. You’ve broken the seal. You’ve shown that breaking up is possible, and something that you’re willing to do, and once you’ve done that...
To Understand Our Relationship Conflicts, We Have to Be In Their Shoes
We often emphasize here at Long Island Psychology that couples are made up with two entirely different, entirely unique people. No matter how much you are alike, or how well you think you know each other or connect as a couple, no two people see the world the same...
Speaking Up Only When You Are Heard
In relationships – not just romantic, but also familiar and plutonic – we are often going to find ourselves running into situations where we have something bothering us, or something we feel we need to share. Communication is an important part of any relationship, and...
Prioritizing Your Relationship “Must Haves”
It is relatively common for people in the dating world to say that they have a list of requirements for their perfect partner. Almost everyone will have at least a general idea since most people have certain things that a partner will need to have for a fulfilling...
Why Affairs Can Be Tempting – and Why They Often Don’t Work Out
Confirmation that someone finds you attractive can be an intoxicating feeling. When it is combined with a new and exciting experience that feels like a vacation from the normal concerns of your daily life, it can be highly tempting to seek a relationship that can...Long Island Psychology
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