I agree, relationship advice on the internet tends to be clickbaity and manipulative. Consumers should take advice from the internet with a grain of salt, especially with something as sensitive as relationships. People need to make their own judgements about their relationships or even seek professional help from a counselor to get a full scope on the dynamic from an unbiased third party. Excited to see more of your thoughts on your blog!
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Your emphasis on behaviour over blame is the exact kind of nuance the current relationship discourse is missing.
Great to have your voice on Substack. I have subscribed and look forward to reading more. I would love you to do the same, if my writing resonates.
Great points throughout. Useful and meaningful information. Thanks for sharing.
I agree, relationship advice on the internet tends to be clickbaity and manipulative. Consumers should take advice from the internet with a grain of salt, especially with something as sensitive as relationships. People need to make their own judgements about their relationships or even seek professional help from a counselor to get a full scope on the dynamic from an unbiased third party. Excited to see more of your thoughts on your blog!
I love the article and i look forward to reading more i would appreciate it if you had time to look at my article on the use of reflective writing as a theraputic tool. A profesional assesment would be super valuable. Thanks Truth x.