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Being a married young woman travelling around the world
Life can be hard, but when it comes to relationships, it can be double the trouble or triple the strength. In this episode, Becky shares her experiences and mindset about relationships as a married woman, especially when this relationship is under the test of distance and uncertainty brought by travelling. She points out that since two people come into the relationship as two separate and different individuals, it’s important to recognise and respect their individualities and boundaries. Although being different can cause some difficulties, how to have good communication with one another is a crucial question that two people
need to work on together. Becky also reminds us that, the decisions we make might influence our lives, but nothing is permanent. It’s okay and possible to take a step back, re-evaluate the situation, and then try again. In the end, she encourages people who are scared to enter a relationship to know that the other person might be as scared as you are! It could be a good start to build a “teamwork” relationship and help each become a better self.
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By Mu En ChenLife can be hard, but when it comes to relationships, it can be double the trouble or triple the strength. In this episode, Becky shares her experiences and mindset about relationships as a married woman, especially when this relationship is under the test of distance and uncertainty brought by travelling. She points out that since two people come into the relationship as two separate and different individuals, it’s important to recognise and respect their individualities and boundaries. Although being different can cause some difficulties, how to have good communication with one another is a crucial question that two people
need to work on together. Becky also reminds us that, the decisions we make might influence our lives, but nothing is permanent. It’s okay and possible to take a step back, re-evaluate the situation, and then try again. In the end, she encourages people who are scared to enter a relationship to know that the other person might be as scared as you are! It could be a good start to build a “teamwork” relationship and help each become a better self.