When Your Partner Changes Their Mind: What You Need to Know

[@MarionFiedlerMusic]

I want to learn how to communicate my friendly and essential needs after some weird experiences in my life and I try to figure out how communication can help me in relationships, family, circle of friends. I want to change in a positive direction and create harmony through that. I have made many and some tough experiences and talking about needs, initiating change… that feels weird as it is a form of provocative insecurity in me after getting punished for such things. Your video is well-put and I enjoy your calm and down to earth kind of a presentation of complex facts and situations. Thank you so much!!!

[@abkeener81]

Threesomes, gay, trans, and being a non-Christian are definite dealbreakers for me. I’m a Christian man who’s saving his virginity for his future wife to give her on the wedding day (after marriage). Additionally so is smoking. And I also include marijuana use, vaping, hookah use and the like as smoking. I saw what it (smoking) did to my Grandpa (maternal). I promised myself and my Grandma (maternal) that I wouldn’t smoke. And aside from trying certain things in college … I’ve made good on that. Now … a former smoker is totally different. But sexual immorality is something I’m not ok with. I’m also in my forties.

[@melkerner]

Sexlessness and celibacy for years and years is a change that I am increasingly having more and more difficulty navigating.

[@apositivechangeisjustadaya7848]

That beez a fact. No sex is no marriage.

[@trinsit]

I love your insight. Though for me, while I do feel loyalty to my partner, I don't want to pretend they wouldn't cheat under the right circumstances. Statistically, you are inside the percentage of cheating couples. Christian or no.