The following questions are related to ‘Emotional Memory’ at Ask the Psychologist: Online Licensed Psychologist.
Q: I live in New York, and I have a girlfriend in Florida. We’ve known each other for almost two years and have been together for about 3 months. We’re going to see each other over Labor Day weekend. We love each other very much, and we both agree that we’re both “in tune” more […]
Q: My boyfriend and I are very serious. We had been interested in each other for quite a while but the timing was never right. Then, we dated for about half a year, then made it official. A few months into the relationship I found out that during our ‘dating’ stage he slept with a […]
Q: I have just recently discovered that I was sexually abused in my youth (4-6 years old). When I think about it I am distressed, I feel sad and I feel that there is no justice for the victim. I also feel very mad at the whole situation. I know those feelings are normal and […]
Q: Can you help me understand what is happening with my best friend? She can’t seem to get over her past relationship. She started dating that guy 4 years ago. It lasted for 2 years, but in reality it was healthy for only 3 months; the rest of the time the guy would just avoid […]
Q: I was recently reading through Joe Carver’s ‘Are you dating a loser?’ document. I have been in a relationship on and off with a woman for about 1.5 years. We both love each other very much but often have conflicts, some of which are often very toxic. I realize that my history and behavior […]
Q: I have a major problem. My mother and stepfather got married when I was 6 years old. My dad abused me from the age of 6 until I was 15. He also abused my mother physically, and most of the times they were drunk and jolling and sleeping around with other people. I left […]
Q: Why am I so concerned with the fact that my ex husband is dating a divorced mother of two children? He was abusive to me and my two children, but not with the child he and I had together. I feel sorry for this new woman. I want to contact her to say stay […]
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