When one partner physically leaves the other in a marriage or partnership, this is referred to as abandonment, but emotional abandonment is a little different. Partners remain together, but one withdraws emotionally from the other. Because this person is physically present but does not show interest or support to his partner, one partner becomes emotionally unavailable to the other, causing confusion and sadness. When emotional abandonment occurs, the partnership disintegrates and there is no sense of closeness.
If you're reading this, you're probably unhappy in your relationship right now. You don't feel as strongly connected as you once did. Perhaps you're even feeling neglected, if not emotionally abandoned. This makes you feel insignificant to the person who means more to you than anyone else in the world. What you need to know is that you matter and that your partner values your needs.
So, how do you tell your partner how you've been feeling in a way that they understand and hear you? How do you express your emotions and clarify your needs in a way that inspires a desire to take actions that foster more closeness rather than resentment and distance? Read this book "EMOTIONAL ABANDONMENT IN MARRIAGE" to discover the solution to your problems.
Related Subjects
Parenting & Relationships