intimate relationship
“when i first met my husband, he was different and didn’t consider nonsexual physical touch or physical affection a necessity.” the problem plagued her dating history. “mismatched needs for affection and touch are common in relationships,” said mr. jacobs, the therapist. the couple has navigated divergent levels of affection for the duration of their relationship, with mr. lee needing more affection and ms. lee wanting less.
it is important that both partners meet in the middle and constantly adjust to …