“Find a partner who not only wants to love you right, but is also emotionally prepared to create a home.
Your natural attraction is just the beginning, you both know that the health of your relationship is directly linked to your personal growth and the healing of old reactive patterns.
Internally, you both feel ready to share the work of love and to build a culture of calm communication.
The way you laugh as one, and handle storms with gentleness helps you cultivate a nurturing environment.
You understand that you each have your own identity that moves like a river ~ always changing, expanding, and evolving, but the beauty of your love rests on the fact that you have both intentionally decided to flow together, side by side.”
– find a partner quote by Diego Perez, instagram @yung_pueblo
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Is it normal for love to change? It’s completely normal for romantic relationships to change and evolve over time. All relationships go through different phases (like the infatuation-filled honeymoon phase) as well as ups and downs. It’s not only possible to cope with these changes, but also to embrace and even appreciate them. (source)
Chana is a social worker practicing for over 23 years. She is a certified Imago therapist who specializes in couples and relationships in her private practice. She has office locations in West Hempstead and Cedarhurst, New York. She also is a per diem social worker for NYU Winthrop’s home care department and is an adjunct professor at a division of Concordia College, Sara Schenirer.
Kollman says that love – that connection – is the key to our very survival as individuals.