[header] How to be less possessive of your partner [title] Take a timeout. [step] When you feel yourself becoming too possessive of your partner, taking a time out to evaluate yourself is a good idea. A little break gives you the chance to think about what you are doing, why you are doing it, and what effect it might have on your relationship.
[header] How to be less possessive of your partner [title] Take a timeout. [step] When you feel yourself becoming too possessive of your partner, taking a time out to evaluate yourself is a good idea. A little break gives you the chance to think about what you are doing, why you are doing it, and what effect it might have on your relationship.
[substeps] For example, if you are at a restaurant with your partner and notice that you are beginning to feel possessive because the server is smiling at you all, excuse yourself for a moment. Take a mental timeout if you can't leave the immediate area. [substeps] For example, you can take a walk outside to try and think more effectively about your responsibilities. Taking time off can help you stay in control of your desires. [substeps] Take a few minutes to work out what could have happened if you were to become less possessive of your partner. Identify your true reason for being more possessive. Some important help will come from taking a timeout every once in a while. [substeps] Take a time out in which you are alone or with someone else to let your thoughts and feelings out in private.