Relationship Narrative: Personal Narrative

A fairy tale once said the girl had met a boy; they fell in love, and then lived happily ever after. The reality is not that simple. The long-term relationship forces the couple to understand each other, participate in each other's world, fight in difficult times, and ultimately build a deeper relationship through the unique stages of the Nap relationship model. I have been dating the same person for more than two years, but our communication stages made me accidental to date other people after dissolution and subsequent repair.

I classify long distance relationships into four broad areas - demographics, personalities of individuals in couples, support systems of relationships, and the quality of the relationship itself. In this survey, it is clearly shown that among these four elements, demographics are least relevant to the success or failure of a long distance relationship. Coupling therapists focusing on long distance relationships can understand face to face interviews and do frequent. But researchers carefully examined this problem and found that there is no relationship between the maximum and best design studies between the frequency with which couples visit each other and the likelihood they are with them . I noticed that this seemed contrary to common sense, so in a book (long distance relationship) I discussed each research in this case in more detail. This is one of the insights that this survey shows that it contradicts many "experts" views.

The article I read out details the interpersonal relationship research and the types of people's personality in these relationships. This research is paying special attention to the personality of perfectionists who are "adaptive" or "adaptive", which means that the former is unproductive or inappropriate. "Inappropriate perfectionists tend to evaluate performance because they do not consistently meet these criteria (Ashby, Kutchins, and Rice 2008) - I. Erik Erikson's Personality Identity and Identity Crisis Personality Theory I chose Erik Erikson's lifelong identity and identity crisis personality theory to explain my personality development.Ericsson said it is a lifetime to extend identity and personality until death.