Bitterness and Relationships

In relationships there are many times we are treated unfairly. Any it’s good and ok to feel anger and disappointment when this happens. But what happens when we don’t acknowledge our feelings and deal with them in healthy ways is it tends to lead to resentment. And resentments left to feaster turn into bitterness. As women, bitterness is something that many of us struggle with but have a hard time recognizing its existence in our lives.

Relationship IssuesJulie AyalaSeptember 10, 2019The Counseling Collective Fort Worthbitterness, anger, resentment, relational conflict, relational health, relational counseling Comments

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As women, all of us get stuck at one point or another in a relationship and don’t know how to move forward. We’ve tried different approaches, strategies and even consulted girlfriends. In our minds, many of us categorize counseling as something for a relationship that is in crisis. Seeking counseling outside of a crisis can be beneficial to our overall emotional and relational health.

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