SOME relationships are strong enough to last a lifetime, and it's not attributed to luck or chance. It's thanks to continuous efforts from both parties and a desire to be together.
Adam and Raquel Gonzales had been together for five years when he woke up one morning with no idea who she was - he had lost all memory of marrying her. But Raquel was determined to win him over again.
It's not rare for a client to confess that their partner no longer says, "I love you." They'll then express the heart-wrenching pain and the fear that maybe their husband is falling out of love with them. They start to question, "Does he love me?"
We don’t want to downplay the importance of those three little words that two weeks or two years into a relationship still have the power to make your heart skip a beat.
When you're partnered up with someone whose social tendencies are pretty much the opposite of yours, it can be tricky to navigate. You may worry, "They're always going to want to go out!" or "They're always going to want to stay in."
It is impossible to have a relationship without conflicts. This is because partners are unique with different temperaments, sexuality, background, needs and values.
