Since I opened this channel, I have almost always been inspired by the frequent coaching sessions in which I find myself faced with people who are experiencing some problems in their relationship with their partner.
Sometimes it is singles who turn to me for different issues, not experiencing the dimension of a love relationship: some of them do not have a partner, but would like to find someone to love and be loved by, with whom to make shared life plans, and they are not succeeding; others, who are more convinced singles, ask me for help to manage the various relationships that they maintain without commitment and in which, at times, there is involvement on the part of the occasional partner; finally, and these are rarer, there are the truly happy singles, who contact me for other reasons, which often concern their career or work motivation.
When I say that the latter are "rarer", I am not referring to their scarcity in general, but to the fact that, being happy and enjoying an excellent quality of life, they have no need to contact help figures, so I imagine which are not few.
The fact is that both messed-up singles, those who live relationships without being tied to anyone in particular, and singles who have no problem navigating singleness, tell me that they are often seen as strange, especially when they are asked by a relative relatively far away - in those sporadic family meetings - if they are with someone and find themselves having to say no.
Let's try together to look at this phenomenon, now increasingly frequent, from other points of view?
16 сен 2024