Weekly bites on love, romance, limerence, breaking up and keeping it all together.
What is LIMERENCE?
More intense than a crush, it’s an all consuming state of BEING IN LOVE. It’s marked by involuntary and obsessive thinking about a love interest that can lead to the highest of highs (when the feelings seem reciprocated) to the lowest of lows (when the doubt and despair sets in).
The euphoria…the despair….limerence is not love, but can be an awakening to love and life.
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This article was originally posted on YourTango.
It’s painful and exhausting being in a relationship with an unavailable guy.
Sleepless nights rehashing confusing mixed signals, intense, soulful, and connected sex, and then sitting anxiously awaiting for a text, days later.
Waking up with the familiar gut-sinking fear of being ghosted, and the emotional whiplash of uncertainty that comes with being with someone who just can't seem to commit.
If this type of relationship is so painful, why is it so hard to let go?
Struggling with the heartache of being with an unavailable partner? It’s exhausting and takes a toll on your energy and self-confidence.
Contact me for a 30 minute consultation. I’ll take you through my strategies and process to get clarity on your personal situation and reclaim your power.
xOx Steph
In the story of our lives, obstacles can either stall us into submission and retreat, or give us the fuel to motivate towards our heart’s desire or goal. Who hasn’t ever gotten fired up about a challenge or taking the hard route? In the realm of romance, obstacles seem to act as the spark that ignites passion & desire - and this can be very appealing and exciting, even if it’s with someone who does not match up as a good or logical partner for our long term relationship goals…..
Read MoreI define an unavailable romantic relationship as one that is severely limited in three important ways.
One, there is emotional unavailability involved (a fear of getting close and using distancing techniques to handle your own emotions or the emotions of others) in one or both partners.
Two, there are unbalanced desires for commitment, intimacy, and emotional investment between partners….
Regret can also be used to move yourself forward. Used constructively, it can help you learn more about yourself and what is important to you now.
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