When people you care about put their attention on other things, like games or their phone, you may feel like they are ignoring and even neglecting you. If they are, that doesn't feel very good. What should you do? Tell them get off their phone or else? Or is there a better way to get their attention?
Mar 1
The aggressive accuser blaming you for things you didn't do
Some people accuse just to keep you busy defending yourself. Some do it because, perhaps, they like to see you suffer? That can't be true... can it? If you're constantly accused for things you didn't do, you might be a mirror more than a target.
58m 7s
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How To Actually Be Good At Texting (With Anyone)
Struggling to get your point across in texts? 🤔 In this episode, join Dr. K as we tackle the art of texting! 📱 Learn how to effectively communicate and overcome misunderstandings. 💬 Discover the psychology behind texting and impress your friends, family, or crush!
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20m 19s
Mar 2025
519 - Competing for Attention: Why Your Partner's Distraction Hurts
Today we're talking about attention and attentiveness as a relationship resource. It's natural for us to want to feel loved, important, and listened to, especially by our partners and family. But distraction happens, particularly nowadays in a digital age, and if your partner is ... Show More
57m 28s
<p>What can you do when you feel like you're getting excuses and feel they're pulling away in their texts? If you don't want to play games, here's a simple way you can be honest, vulnerable, but still keep your standards when you respond.</p><br><p>---</p><br><p>►► Ask Matthew AI ... Show More
