Often in private sessions when I ask clients what their emotional core needs are in their intimate relationships or future possible relationships, the answers tend to be their wants or desires. But that’s not what I’m asking.
What I’m asking isn’t what they want in a partner, but what do they need from a partner. In any healthy relationship compromise is a key component in supporting the wellbeing of a relationship. However, if you are ignoring your emotional core needs you may think you are compromising with your partner but really you are betraying yourself. This self betrayal gnaws away at your energy body vitality and inevitably your relationships. Or without an understanding of your core needs you may enter a new relationship and find they seem to be heading in the same negative direction of your previous relationships.
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