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So who should I talk to? If I need to talk about a situation, I need to find someone who is a “friend of the relationship”, preferably a professional who can listen to me. By that I mean someone who puts the preservation of marriage or relationship before individual perspectives and ideas about right and wrong. That professional can also help me make the best decisions about what to do in a situation, analyzing it from a neutral outside perspective. The counselor should ask: “What does the relationship of both partners need? Then, a professional counselor or counselor can teach me how to talk to my partner successfully, set boundaries, and meet my needs. We can also document the notifications of alleged violations that we act on.
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