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Hello Dear. I'm a Consultant Psychologist and Sexual Health Expert. I would say, not talking would not benefit the relationship in anyway. I would suggest that you respect his feeling towards his mother but also let him know that you would feel the same way too. If he wouldn't take your side and support you, you would feel extremely hurt is something you need to clearly communicate. Also, let him know your intention is not to hurt his mother or him but for you to feel like he would protect you. Hope this was helpful. Do join my live sessions if you have any more questions.

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What does silent treatment look like? When my partner ignores me for days after an argument, is that the silent treatment? How can I distinguish between needing space and being given the silent treatment, and what's the best way to address it?

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Psychologist_Maryann・3d

Hi Dear. Thank you for the question. I'm a Consultant Psychologist and Sexual Health Expert. Silent treatment is when someone avoids you and stays cold to you. It's a passive aggressive response. What your partner does is silent treatment. We can say that, but that isn't healthy. Best way to address would be ask your partner that this letting him know that this reaction of his is affecting you and coming together to talk it out rather than avoiding. You both can find some neutral hobbies that you both are interested and spend quality time. Also have a talk day whenever possible to express yourself. Hope it's helpful. Do join my live to get to know more.

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How can I assert my need for privacy without hurting the feelings of my mom and dad??

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hi there, it has always been challenging to assert your needs for privacy in front of your parents. but I'm a clinical psychologist and can help you with this situation. one of the major keys to finding a dialogue between them is to have an honest, clear and empathetic communication wherein all perspectives are stated and respected but a common ground is been found. To do this, choosing the right time and setting is empirical. Find a calm and private place to talk to your parents free from distractions and interruptions so that they also value this conversation. I can help you move with the aspects of communication. I hope to see you and hear from you soon in one of my live sessions. Take care and I hope you get what you're looking for

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There's been a breakdown in trust between me and my teenager. They made a big mistake, and now things are tense. How do you rebuild a relationship with your child after trust has been broken? Is communication the key, or are there other things I can do to show them I love them and want to move forward?

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Niharika_Bisht_Psychologist・1d

hi there, I'm so sorry to hear about this. I am a clinical psychologist and I would like to help you with this. rebuilding trust with your teenager after a breakdown involves a blend of open communication, empathy and consistent good behavior.Start by having an honest conversation about the mistake, focusing on understanding their perspective and expressing your feelings without judgment, show empathy by acknowledging their emotions and challenges they face. It is crucial to establish clear expectations and consequences/ punishments moving forward, but equally important to reinforce your love and commitment to their well-being.Demonstrate trust through small gradual steps, allowing them to earn back your confidence. consistency in our actions and responses will help build their sense of security and trust. Trust is a build over time through genuine of efforts and mutual respect.

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Hi Fam! I have a deep question, how do we teach and train ourself of not Having Any Expectations with our spouse. What I have felt in my 1 yr old marriage is the root cause of all problems are expectations. Like if you are spouse you are going to cater my xyz needs and when that's not done we are angry, frustrated and upset. If you analyse this is not what is unconditional love. The unconditional love which we have for our parents and siblings. As no one is perfect still we live our parents and siblings for who they are without any expectations. Why does this not come for a spouse. Why is my Heart and mind so much invested in them doing their responsibilities or actions.

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hi dear in married life is always a conditional life because if u agree with them and accept all the rules ur best or not like ur have no choices but dear if u want peace u should try to solve all tthe problems wisely and find the solution. after all they are not ur concern persons so they are choice s different never be same

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How do I deal with the fear of aging in a society that values youth??

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Hello there! I can understand how this might be a difficult situation, but it is possible to adapt to this by creating a healthier mindset. I am a clinical psychologist, and I would love to tell you a few strategies to cook with this fear. Firstly, I would love to help you reframe your perspective. Aging is positive and success has no time stamp. rather than focusing on the questions of society, I would love for you to think about all the ways your life has changed positively as you have grown. It's also important to focus on our values over our appearances. Self compassion can also be practiced and I would love to see you in my live sessions so that both of us can do this together. stay strong!

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My husband and I want a bigger family, but the thought of the financial strain and the additional responsibility is making me nervous. How do you grapple with the decision to have more children? Are there ways to prepare financially and emotionally for another child?

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Hos can I make new friends in adulthood?? I am currently struggling to do so but I really don’t want to. I want to have memories to look forward when i grow old with my family.

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being an adult in itself is a hard thing and making friends can become even harder as we grow old. but here are a few things that may be able to help you find new friends. if you go to work or have had friends previously, it can be good to reconnect with them by showing interest in their activities and also sharing your interests. if possible, you can also attend local events such as festivals or workshops and social gatherings that are often held in societies. this can help bring like-minded individuals to you. I would love to talk more about this. I hope to see you in my session.

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Don't get me wrong, I love my kids. But sometimes I just need some time for myself! How do you balance your own needs with the constant needs of your children? Are there ways to create a healthy balance and avoid feeling resentful?

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