3 Signs You're Not Ready For A Relationship, But Want One
Channel: Psych2Go
Date: 2024-01-23

Do you have any commitment issues when it comes to a relationship? If so, then this video could be for you. There are many ways for you to get ready for a relationship, even if you feel not ready. You can assess your expectations, communicate them with your potential partner, you can check whether you have self-esteem issues to deal with, anxiety or depression. You can also check whether you are still stuck on an ex. Knowing the factors that hold you back from committing to a relationship could help you start taking the steps needed to get ready. 

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