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Terez Williamson
ParticipantHi Jeff,
It seems you and your partner may want very different things. Â You’ve heard from a “mutual friend” what your partner wants out of your relationship, but you should ask your boyfriend directly.
Let me also recommend a great book with practical advice on how to determine whether you should try to stay and improve your relationship, or move on. It’s entitled  “The Four Factors” by Ron Gentile.  I truly believe this little book can provide you with some  valuable insights.
Wishing you all the best!
Terez Williamson
ParticipantHi Lisa,
Without a doubt being unceremoniously dumped can be painful. Yet as you so beautifully put it, when we let go of the past, Â we open ourselves up to the future with all its exciting possibilities.
Terez Williamson
Participant“Love doesn’t translate into a relationship.”
Yvette, your insight is so spot on!
In my experience, whenever someone puts a condition on their love,  the root issue isn’t about  love at all. It’s about control.  True love is each partner choosing to accept the other’s eccentricities, flaws, and character quirks – then deciding to work together to create and  maintain a relationship.
Great topic that certainly needs more discussion!
Terez Williamson
ParticipantJamie,
That was such a cowardly way to end your relationship! Â I completely agree with Kelly that the way a person ends a relationship reveals much about their character.
I know you may still be hurting, but please think of this person as doing you a tremendous favor by providing you with the opportunity to create a relationship with another, mature adult.
Wishing you much love and success,
Terez
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