Supporting a New Parent
It’s essential to approach your sister with empathy, especially during her emotional journey as a new parent. Focus on maintaining your bond by engaging in conversations about shared interests rather than solely discussing the baby. Remember, your relationship encompasses many dimensions, and nurturing those connections can provide comfort during this tumultuous time.In this clip
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Mini-Ep 426: Trying for Normalcy
Related Questions
I've been waiting four years for my girl to move in with me, and when I got excited about her getting a new job that would send her here, she got upset that I told someone about it before she accepted the job. I've been thinking all day and wanted to share what’s on my mind.
When you were talking about the job I’m applying for, I know it came from a place of love, excitement, and support (and I really do appreciate that). I’m also happy about the opportunity, and I want it to work out. Honestly, I’m a little scared because of what happened to me at the Westin — that mental break was one of the hardest times in my life, and it almost cost us our relationship. I never want to go through something like that again. The good thing is, I know I’ve learned from it and I feel stronger now, but it’s why I’m trying to stay grounded and not get too excited until things feel more secure.
What is the best way to discuss with my partner that I tried my best to give her time last week while juggling two jobs and a conference, especially when she felt I wasn't there for her during a rough patch? This question pertains to the episode 562: Old Ex-Con Mister Eloped with My Young Sister | Feedback Friday and the clip on Setting Boundaries.