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Susie and Otto's Relationship
Question/Answer
of the Day

"I have trouble asking for what I want. I either think my husband should already know what I want or I don't think I'll get it if I ask. Do you have suggestions on how to ask for what you want?"

Our answer:

One of both people having trouble asking for what they want (or even seeing the need to ask) is a common problem in relationships.

First, find out what you want and need and believe that it is possible to ask and receive it.

So many people don't know what they want and even if they do, they don't believe that anyone will give it to them. You have to believe that it's possible to receive the help or whatever you want.

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