Overcome Anxiety in Relationships: How to Eliminate Negative Thinking, Jealousy, Attachment, and Couple Conflicts—Insecurity and Fear of Abandonment Often Cause Irreparable Damage Without Therapy
By Lilly Andrew
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You love your partner and you can’t wait to see them. But, sometimes, something happens and you get into a fight over small, insignificant things.
It gets exhausting and you don’t even remember why you were arguing in the first place. It sounds silly because you love this person. But there will be times when you are not sure what is happening between you two.
This is not uncommon.
Because of a lack of clear communication, negativity, anxiety, and even jealousy can sneak in without you noticing. Despite being perfect for each other, allowing all these negative emotions compound can ruin your relationship slowly and surely.
In Lily Andrew’s new book, “Overcome Anxiety in Relationships”, she reveals how to spot all those negative feelings and turn them around, so that you can evolve your relationship into a loving and nurturing one. One in which both of you are able to support each other and grow together. There are specific patterns that she noticed and perfectly illustrated, so you can spot and eliminate them with ease.
Inside this book, you will learn how to:
- Thrive in a Nurturing Relationship by growing together as individuals while removing negative patterns, anxiety, and jealousy
- Develop Clear Communication about any topic without feeling insecure or judged by the other person for your feelings and emotions
- Resolve Past Issues that have occurred regarding money, former partners, and untold secrets that you keep from each other
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Overcome Anxiety in Relationships - Lilly Andrew
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Introduction
Have you ever suffered from an overwhelming sense of anxiety in a relationship? You’re not alone. Most people have gone through some form of this at one time or another in a relationship.
The good news is that this anxiety is natural, and you can keep it in check with a couple of simple tips and tricks. These tips and tricks will help prevent anxiety from sabotaging your blossoming relationship and your everyday life.
In this book, we will cover the different types of relationship anxiety that are common in most people. Moreover, we will discuss its effects on our physical and mental health and the different ways of dealing with them.
This book isn’t just for those who are in new relationships, though. It also contains several tips for long-term relationships or marriages that are looking for ways to rekindle the spark of their relationship and remove some of the stress and worry they have.
Relationship anxiety issues are prevalent not only in new relationships. Thus, this book also provides extensive detail on how to combat relationship anxiety in long-term relationships and marriages. It has put together the information needed to achieve healthier and happier relationships with your significant other.
Chapter 1: Anxiety in Relationships
Anxiety can occur even in the most solid of relationships. Even if you and your partner are madly in love, trust each other, and respect each other’s boundaries, there is still a chance that anxiety will impact your relationship at some point.
Perhaps you have constant worries about whether the relationship will last, whether you are good enough for your partner, whether they are trustworthy, or whether they are the right person for you. These are all forms of relationship anxiety. Relationship anxiety covers anything from feelings of insecurity to worrying thoughts. They can crop up at any time in a relationship even if the relationship itself is going quite well.
In fact, in some cases, these feelings are more likely to arise when your affection for your partner grows. You may feel you have more to lose now than when the relationship first started and you weren’t as heavily invested.
Overseeing Anxiety
If not tended to, anxiety can take hold of your life and quickly make it difficult for you to complete other daily tasks. If you let your anxiety consume you, it can seriously affect your health and wellbeing. To make sure you keep tabs on your anxiety levels, there are several different things you can do.
For starters, you can offer your services or help to others. This will give you a feeling of dependability. Many different charities need volunteers. Alternatively, you can simply just reach out to a new friend.
You can also make sure that you catch unnecessary worries early. Make sure you forgive yourself for having negative thoughts from time to time. These acts of self-love will take you one step closer to tackling your anxiety.
The Nature of Anxiety
Fear is one of the primary emotions, and pretty much all humans will experience it at