Definition’s for Couples of “emotional safety”
- Nancy LaPierre
- May 3, 2017
- 1 min read
Feeling completely secure
Knowing that you are loved
Being accepted for who you are
Feeling relaxed and less tense
Being cared for above anyone else
Feeling free to express who you really are
Being loved unconditionally
Feeling confident and less insecure
Feeling respected
Being with someone who is trustworthy
Feeling comfortable around the person I am with
Being there for me
Being fully understood
Feeling valued and honored
Loving reassurance
Feeling a deep sense that the relationship is solid
Allowing ourselves to open fully to give and receive love
Not being judged
Seeing me for who I am
Accepting my flaws as part of the whole package
Maintaining an atmosphere of and for open communication
It would be wonderful to have all of these things as the foundation for your marital relationship. Emotional safety is feeling free to open up and reveal who you really are, knowing that your spouse will still love, understand and accept, and value you, no matter what! (My few added words with The Heart of Remarriage, page 93). Sherry
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