We know that two people can’t exist in a constant state of closeness—human beings need to take a step back and recharge in solitude as much as we need to be close with one another. That’s why problems arise in relationships when one partner becomes too attached to the other. If this situation sounds familiar to you, check out this piece and learn how to rewire your brain so that you can maintain the love in your relationship.
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