Touch Deprived! (Touch…The Need You Are Suppressing)

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It’s All About the Micro Moments in a Relationship

Most people get that big moments matter in a relationship. But something most people don’t get is that a good or bad relationship is built and defined by all the micro moments. In this video, Teal Swan explains exactly why. 

Why Are There So Many Peter Pan Men in Today’s World

He doesn’t commit. He is not accountable, doesn’t hold himself to standards and blames others for what he does. He treats partners like parental figures. He holds onto dreams, often unrealistic ones while putting minimal effort into achieving them. He doesn’t manage money well.An ...  Show more

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