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Hy doc, I m in a relationship with one guy... but the main problem is he always used to call me physco... may be I m too possessive abt him.. I know problem is frm my side cos i always keep on asking same question n my mood swings in minute.. Pls hlp me out
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Hi. It's encouraging to see that you have awareness about what your partner might not like in a relationship ( for example, your tendency to be possessive about your partner). All relationships function based on contributions and attributions of both the partners. One person might be possessive and other might be easygoing. For a relationship to be stable, a delicate balance needs to be maintained between these characteristics. And this balance can only be maintained if both the partners are willing to do so.
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You should try speaking to your partner about your concerns. It can usually help to write an email or a letter to be able to coherently convey one's feelings and thoughts. Your second option can be to consult a psychologist to gain clarity about what you want from your partner and your expectations from a romantic relationship. Good luck and so feel free to consult me for any other questions you may have!
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