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What does it mean to have relationship ambivalence?

By Info60 India Desk•Summary of reporting by psyche.co•Sep 22, 2026•0 views•
What does it mean to have relationship ambivalence?
When a relationship provokes both strong positive and negative feelings in you, it can take a toll – here’s what’s going on
We tend to talk about our relationships as either satisfying or unsatisfying, healthy or toxic. This either/or perspective shapes a lot of relationship advice, and filters through to the ways many of us chat about our relationship dilemmas with frien... [8419 chars]
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