How to Be a Rock for Your Partner

A rock embodies stability, emotional maturity, and reliability - all traits you want in a long-term relationship. Someone who is a rock means you can depend on through the ups and downs of life. It's about providing safety, solving problems, expressing emotions healthily, and handling personal responsibilities. This video delves into what makes a "rock" in a relationship and how you can strive to be one.
Mary Jo Rapini, MEd, LPC is a psychotherapist, specializing in intimacy, parenting, body image, and relationships.
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[@andiirish4723]

Absolutely agree!!!

[@geraldinekelly-london]

Thanks for sharing your personal insights 🎉

[@Christina0925]

I thank you for this video! It does make me upset at my dad for not being a rock for my mom and quick to find fault with her instead of addressing the issue.

[@LutherThompson-rj2hy]

I agree with your statements. I can tell you that modern women do not want what you were seeking and found. I congratulate you. After my divorce I have given up on dating, because I get horrible lies and total avoidance from ladies I would have thought would have appreciated supporting efforts.

[@MA-gg6ql]

Can i ask you how old were your husband when you got married?