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Preventing resentment is often better than dealing with it when it comes up, as it stays silent until things get ugly. Here are five patterns to look for. When people fall out of love, we often assume ...

Over the course of a relationship, you’ll likely encounter complex and difficult emotions, from jealousy to grief to shame. All sorts of feelings can test a couple’s bond, but one of the more stealth ...