Tag: John Gottman
The Imbalance of Relationship Education: Why We Teach Men to Treat Women but Forget to Teach Women to Treat Men
In today’s world, there’s no shortage of advice, workshops, and self-help books designed to teach men how to treat women. From being attentive and emotionally available to taking on an equal share of domestic labor, the cultural narrative is clear: good men prioritize their partners’ needs and meet modern expectations of respect and equality. And… Read more
The Healing Power of Physical Intimacy: Why Sex Matters, Even When You’re Upset
In any long-term relationship, conflict is inevitable. Disagreements, frustrations, and misunderstandings can arise, leaving partners feeling disconnected or emotionally distant. During these times, it may seem counterintuitive to engage in physical intimacy. However, maintaining a sexual connection—even when you’re upset with each other—can be a powerful way to bridge the emotional gap and reinforce the… Read more
The Importance of Vulnerability in Relationships: Why Sharing with Your Partner Matters
In the world of relationships, vulnerability is often portrayed as a sign of weakness. Yet, it is one of the most powerful elements that can bring couples closer together. Brené Brown, a renowned researcher and author of Daring Greatly, describes vulnerability as the “core of all emotions and feelings.” When we allow ourselves to be… Read more