by Ginger Sullivan | Feb 27, 2018 | Relational Intimacy
Defensiveness. What a powerful, common yet ineffective human reaction – at least when it comes to relationships. When we are defensive, what are we really saying as the sub-text? “I am not the bad guy here.” “Your reality is wrong.” “I am innocent.” “It’s you, not...
by Ginger Sullivan | Feb 7, 2017 | Relational Intimacy
I fly so often these days, I could easily get a job as an airline flight attendant. I got the standard verbiage down. “The front hatch is closed. We are ready for take-off. Seatbelts need to be fastened. Tray tables in their upright and locked position. We are...
by Ginger Sullivan | Nov 9, 2016 | Relational Intimacy
Our most intimate relationship has two purposes – to heal and to grow. That’s it. Yes, we can have fun. Make babies. Split the bills. And do all other things “life” as a team. But the primary reason our partner exists is offer a safe space for emotional expansion in...
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