Be direct! Sit down with your partner and share your concerns in a non-accusatory way. You might say, "Hey, I'm having some fears that you're going outside the relationship. Can we talk about this in an open and honest way?"
Take some time to understand their perspective. Where are they coming from? Why did they say that? What experiences are they speaking from? Say things like "Why do you say...
Ask your boyfriend if he created the profile and who the girl is. If he doesn't know, then the profile is most likely unrelated to him. Many people on Facebook...
You do not need to bring up every little detail about your last relationship other than what you learned. For example, you can tell your new partner that now you...
You may be manipulative because these patterns worked in your family system and now that you are building a new family system with your partner, you are unconsciously trying to...
If your partner seems less interested in spending time with you, or if they don’t seem to have anything to talk about when they're together, it’s possible they’re getting bored...
Take them to a doctor to get a formal diagnosis before anything else. There's no point in spinning your wheels if your child doesn't actually have Asperger's. If they do,...
Instead of making accusations, try phrasing the discussion avoiding "you" sentences, as they lay blame on the other person and may make them get defensive right away, which is counterproductive.
