“We are never so vulnerable as when we love.” – Sigmund Freud Have you ever had a big fight with someone you care about and thought, “Why did that even happen?” Maybe it started with something small, like a forgotten text or a joke that hurt. But suddenly, things got loud or cold, and both people walked away upset. You’re not alone. Most couples argue about little things. But under those fights is something much deeper: a fear of losing love. This blog will explain wha

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