My Dear friend,
How often do you look at a happy couple and feel a pang
in your chest? You watch them as they gaze into each
others' eyes and playfully steal a kiss. A faint smile
crosses your lips as you remember the good times you
had with your partner and your heart wonders where
they went...
Do you sometimes feel alone when the one you love is
beside you? Do you sleep in the same bed, but feel
miles apart? Are you afraid of expressing your true
feelings for fear your partner will become angry or
isolate himself/herself into their shell?
What would you give to reclaim those carefree feelings
you had when you first fell in love with your partner, to
be able to easily express yourself and have open, honest
communication again? What would you do if the fear
was gone?
We all know couples who seem to have unlocked the
secret of finding and maintaining a loving relationship.
And, my guess is you'd like to be one of them...

A person with passive
aggressive behavior might exhibit some of the following
characteristics:

•Your partner will procrastinate, leave work undone, or
"forget" to fulfill his share of tasks.
•When asked about his/her problems, this person will make
excuses or blame others.
•He/she is often found to omit information or lie; if
confronted, his/her temper easily flares.
•He/she may be more prone to cheating in a long-term
relationship or marriage.
•He/she may deny his/her behavior or claim he has good
intentions.
•He/she denies his/her emotions and has a lack of commitment.
•He/she instigates arguments for any reason.
•He/she are usually hostile
Have you ever found yourself in situations like these?

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