Does absence genuinely spur the heart to grow fonder?
As the post Thanksgiving dust and meals settle and digest, let's reflect upon the concept of reconfiguring and/or reformatting within and outside of relationships. In retrospect,
we've yet again canvassed a substantial degree of terrain embodying the Five Love Languages, in which I've amended via a "sixth element" per se. Moreover, we've pondered and explicated the concept of marital dissolutions. However, let's marinate upon the idea of taking sporadic sabbaticals within (and beyond) relationships. Please be advised, that relationships encompass romantic/marital, career, educational and familial categories to name a few. Furthermore, "taking five" within relationships isn't necessarily synonymous with a deficiency, but can be incorporated in the healthiest relationships/dynamics to sustain newness and vitality.
Please join Normia and special guest/founder of Single and Souled Out (A community which renders earthshattering events, pertinent education and resources to Christian Singles), Jennifer Wendy Brown as they slice into the nucleus of the topic at hand.
Thought provoking questions embody:
How can healthy sabbaticals (recalibrations) within and beyond various relationships yield an equilibrium for the entities involved?
Can specific examples be cited or identified in various cultures yielding successful outcomes by virtue of adopting healthy
sabbatical within relationships?