Intimacy

In a new relationship, physical intimacy grows slowly as trust and emotional connections are built among partners. Physical intimacy often starts with minor gestures of attraction that become more vivid over time; for example, hand-holding, hugging, kissing - then on to more intimate touches like caressing each other’s bodies. Each phase serves to strengthen the relationship’s foundations by creating comfort and protection for both parties involved. If one understands this process well couples become able to work toward healthy relationships based on consideration of each other’s feelings; patience will help them overcome some hurdles while at mutual agreement they can make much deeper emotional attachments leading to sublime coexistence levels.

Being close to someone emotionally can trigger worries such fears may relate back to attachment problems, low self-esteem or trauma. The result is avoidance, emotional withdrawal and abusive critiques among many other signs you need to be aware of if you are going to deal with this fear. This blog will elaborate on the real reasons behind it and suggest ways to manage it so that you may have healthier relationships in future.