The following questions are related to ‘Love’ at Ask the Psychologist: Online Licensed Psychologist.
Q: My daughter (21) has chosen an abusive relationship for her first serious relationship. She has told me terrible stories of verbal abuse regarding her boyfriend and although she tells me she KNOWS it is wrong she sems to be addicted to the behavior. She will not go to a therapist any longer as the […]
Q: Hello, I need some advice on what to do right now. My boyfriend and I have been together for about a year and half. We have pretty much lived together since before we were even official. I love him with all my heart and he loves me the same and I don’t doubt that […]
Q: My husband, my son and I are currently living with my mother! We are about to move into our own place, but frankly I’m worried. The thing is that my husband and I fight constantly. We fight so much that I’m really starting to question my love for him. I strongly believe that my […]
Q: My Girlfriend of 4 years is going through a tough time with some work related and family stuff. She has changed a lot lately, she cries a lot, she picks a fight with me for no reason but then she feels bad, and she is distant and when I ask her what is wrong, […]
Q: My boyfriend is 28, I am 27. We have been together for 5 years now. Since I have met him he was “a trouble”, which means that he dropped out of school (he studied at university), but not because he couldn’t learn (he is very intelligent and a talented musician) — because he couldn’t […]
Q: I’m (name withheld, male) and 59 years old. This past March I found my daughter after searching for her for 29 years. We’ve never seen each other. She was the result of an affair in the late seventies while her mother was separated and had filed for divorce from her then husband. Her mother […]
Q: Hello, I am 28 years old, married for almost 8 years, and we have a 6-year-old son. I am confused about my relationship. I love my husband, but there are things that just get to me, like him not doing stuff around the house, being grouchy all the time, and not helping out with […]
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