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It seems that our relationship is being tested every time. How do we rebuild it?

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Question - (3 September 2008) 2 Answers - (Newest, 31 December 2008)
A female , *acky writes:

me and my partner have been together for 4 yrs engaged for 2 yrs. he has a daughter from a previous relationship which is fine and we hav our own little family. recently though he found out he has a son from 10 yrs ago i knew there was a possibility but i can't help feeling that our relationship is always being tested we sem to be drifting apart i dont want to lose him but dont know what t do. we hae tried talkin but we end up arguing our ignoring problems. he says im insecure any help on what to do to rebuild relationship?

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A female reader, Racky +, writes (31 December 2008):

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Racky agony auntthe issues where not resolved he decided to leave and is now back with his ex gorlfriend who he has son to

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A reader, anonymous, writes (4 September 2008):

When there are lots of 'heavy' issues it can be very draining on a relationship - and that's why peple can end up either arguing or ignoring. Obviously you haven't gone into detail here, but it sounds like you are carrying a lot on your own, and not feeling like you can communicate with anyone - most importantly your man.

I kind of know what it feels like to feel that there is just drama after drama, trauma after trauma - and it really can take a toll on your own emotional state as well as your relationships. In my case, I finally took the step of seeking counselling - and it has been so beneficial for me personally to have someone I can say stuff 'out loud' to - without the fear of it starting an argument or be hurting feelings etc. I have found it has also helped me to be better at deciding when and how to bring things up - which has had a positive effect on my relationship. Maybe you should think about trying something like this for yourself...what have you got to lose?

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