'I Want You' vs 'I Need You'

Relationships begin with desire, we want the other person. Over time, this can easily transition into a belief that need the other person, which can be detrimental both to the individuals and the relationship. Learn more about the distinction between "want" and "need" within a relationship.

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[chelseabelleza]

Lisa, you dont know how much youre helping me right now. Thank you for all these videos.

[brookenicole]

Everything iv ever been trying to say when I say I want you I don't need you. Thank you so much for this video ❤

[theaceman]

I'm in a 12-year relationship and the woman that I chose to be with I've always loved her and wanted her but for many years I felt like I've always been needed by her she really doesn't show no love emotion towards me and I'm always showing love to her 12 years in the relationship and five years ago she cheated on me and I forgave her ever since then hasn't been the same as much as I love her sometimes I feel like I'm not being appreciated or loved by this person and every time I decide to walk away from this relationship she wheels me in we have no communication there is an age difference and the only time we could have a conversation is only when she needs something I haven't been happy many years and in the present moment I'm suffering from anxiety and depression when I'm not around her I feel good and when she's around I just feel anxieties and the worst part is that there is a 13-year-old in the middle of all this our daughter as much as I try to walk away I feel like I can't and it's killing me inside

[kentgoodall]

U didn't want get cheated on or screwed by them in end I really don't need this demonic demon ever again