“In monogamy, a romantic partner and a sexual partner are, almost by definition, the same person. Emotional intimacy and physical intimacy are so tightly entwined that some self-help books speak of "emotional infidelity" and encourage married couples not to permit… — Eve Rickert Copy Share
“In monogamy, a romantic partner and a sexual partner are, almost by definition, the same person. Emotional intimacy and physical intimacy are so tightly entwined that some self-help books speak of "emotional infidelity" and encourage married couples not to permit each other to become too close to their friends. Advice columnists and television personalities will speak gravely of the dangers… — Eve Rickert Copy Share
“safety and security come from knowing that your partner loves, trusts and values you.” — Eve Rickert Copy Share Image
“love itself is malleable and ever-changing. Its intensity and nature varies, and this influences its flow, its mutable forms. Monogamy tells us that successful,… — Eve Rickert Copy Share Image
“We tend to think of secondary relationships as "new" relationships, without giving thought to the fact that they might endure for years. It's common… — Eve Rickert Copy Share Image
“Many conflict-resolution professionals stress the value of curiosity, accompanied by active listening. Many conflicts can be avoided or de-escalated if the parties involved are… — Eve Rickert Copy Share Image
