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When we are making bids for connection, and we aren’t being responded to time and time again, it can leave us feeling hopeless. It can leave us feeling disconnected and throw us into a state of deep grieving. And often when we begin to go into an intense period of grieving (when we are still in the relationship) that can be very hard to recover from. I don’t know if there is a sadder feeling than being in a relationship with someone and still feeling utterly alone. I’m not talking about the existential loneliness that we all feel from time to time. I’m not talking about the loneliness we feel when we occasionally don’t feel seen or understand by our partner. No, I’m talking about the loneliness and the deep despair we can feel when we don’t feel cared for or important to our partner for an extended period of time. I’m talking about the emotional neglect that takes place every day and all around the world inside of intimate relationships. I’m talking about the turning away from our loved one as they continue to desperately reach to connect with us. Here are some questions you may want to explore around this topic: Do we make our partners needs as important as our own? Do we prioritize their thoughts & feelings to them best of our ability? Do we create connection rituals to check in with each other? Do we stand up for our needs & vocalize them when we are feeling lonely? Not every relationship is meant to be brought back to life. Some relationships simply do their beautiful job of painfully mirroring our limitations in loving. I am grateful for the ending of every relationship I’ve been in. For they have painfully taught me what hasn’t worked. They have showed me where the love was neglected on both sides. They have guided me to speak up much more quickly when my lonely meter begins to run too low. And they have allowed me to see my partner’s cries for connection with much more heart and much more tenderness than ever before. // Silvy Khoucasian . . PS: The link to book a free consultation to explore working together is in my bio✨

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