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Tuesday 15 July 2014

A Love Affair or Just Friends

A typical plea: But, we're "just friends. " However the "emotional connection" is quite obvious through the amount of time spent in conversation and the "vibes" that are head out.

These emotional connections frequently arise at work or within a social context in which operating intensively toward a common objective consumes energy.

Here are a few findings of the "just friends" psychological affair:

1 . This individual often struggles knowing where you can draw the line. S/he frequently throws him/herself into some thing 100%. Other aspects of his/her life may suffer or even be ignored. There frequently is a lack of personal stability between family, work, personal care.

2 . He/she problems with intimacy. (I wish to be close to someone, but abhor intimacy. ) The "just friends" emotional affair indicates neither spouse nor OP (other person) ever obtain "intimate. " Neither romantic relationship is fully consummated or even has potential for growth.





3. Of course the "just friends" comment means either "stay away" or I'm, beneath all this, really confused about wherever I fit in relationships, things i want from them, or the actual mean to me. There is an "emotional connection" to the OP which defies description. A unfortunate kind of "stuckness or lostness. "

The lover or even "falling in love" psychological affair has a different distort.

The common complaint to the companion is: "I feel terribly about this, and I don't wish to hurt you, but, I am not "in love" along with you anymore. "I love a person but I'm not within love. " This frequently indicates:


  • 1 . This individual usually has a need for episode and excitement. Life very easily becomes a soap ie. Emotional juice from the fall-out of emotionally intense human relationships reigns rather than living living from the core of who else one is.



  • 2 . The person "looking for love" is actually searching for the ideal, someone out there, that will project back to him/her which he/she is OK. Absolutely no, more than OK, close to ideal.



  • 3. This person must be adored, or think an additional adores him/her, because there is too little of inner strength and strong identity. The other becomes the world, because I absence a world. Being "in love" is the panacea for the emptiness.



  • 4. This type of event often occurs when there is the "lull" in the marriage relationship. The obligation of raising children, beginning and maintaining a career, having to pay bills, etc . become the center point for the couple. Romance gets a foreign word.


There are lots of many subtle differences within affairs. Emotional affairs are just one kind. Once you start to see and understand right after, a new sense of empowerment overtakes you embark on a far more confident path of quality.

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