Insecurity Blurs Our Vision and Weakens Our Boundaries

Author : Kyle Benson

Insecurity blurs our vision and weakens our boundaries. When we see ourselves as not good enough, not deserving, or less than in any way, we often find ourselves letting things slide, avoiding bringing our voice forward, or letting dysfunctional dynamics persist without taking action.  
– Vienna Pharaon

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Kyle Benson

Kyle Benson, a relationship nerd and certified sex therapist, combines Emotionally Focused Therapy, the Gottman Method, and Sex Therapy to help partners establish secure-functioning relationships. He simplifies complex relationship research into practical, actionable guidance, enabling lovers to strengthen their bond. You can join his community of over 30,000 subscribers by signing up for his newsletter here.

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Insecurity blurs our vision and weakens our boundaries. When we see ourselves as not good enough, not deserving, or less than in any way, we often find ourselves letting things slide, avoiding bringing our voice forward, or letting dysfunctional dynamics persist without taking action.  
– Vienna Pharaon

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Kyle Benson

Kyle Benson, a relationship nerd and certified sex therapist, combines Emotionally Focused Therapy, the Gottman Method, and Sex Therapy to help partners establish secure-functioning relationships. He simplifies complex relationship research into practical, actionable guidance, enabling lovers to strengthen their bond. You can join his community of over 30,000 subscribers by signing up for his newsletter here.

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