Safety Has Exaggerated Importance In Relationships

from What Healthy Couples Know That You Don't: Relationship Advice and Respect · host Rhoda Sommer LCSW

Safety is a way we lie to ourselves about what will work to have a better life & better relationships. We clutch at believing it is safer to avoid talking about problems with our partners. Choices made for safety are always choices made out of fear. Safety is about the false comfort that false beliefs offer.

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