Dear Liza,I am writing to you, because I’m concerned about the future of my relationship. I am beginning law school at Villanova in a week. My partner of three years was also supposed to attend Villanova law school with me. However, he was only accepted at Boston University law school. This obviously means we will […]
ADVICE COLUMN FOR JULY Dear Liza, I’ve been in a long distance relationship with another man for exactly one year. I’m 32, and this is my first “real” relationship. And my first time being in love. At first, things with my boyfriend were absolutely great. However, my boyfriend has a tendency to just completely shut
Dear Liza,I am a 50 year old gay man. About five months ago, I met a really wonderful guy. We began dating, and we fell head over heels for each other. In the past 5 months, we didn’t directly address monogamy. However, we both said that as soon as we’d met, we both stopped seeing
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My best friend (‘A’, they) has made their partner (‘B’, he) into a bit of a project, and I’m struggling to decide whether I flag it to them — I can’t figure out if it’s healthy or not. I know this isn’t my relationship, but I care about my bestie a lot and if this
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The good news is that attachment styles are not set in stone. Through self-awareness, therapy, and secure relationships, it’s possible to develop healthier patterns. Here are some steps to get started: • Increase self-awareness: Reflect on how your attachment style affects your behaviors, thoughts, and feelings in relationships. • Challenge core beliefs: Question fears of abandonment or intimacy and
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