Learning how to be vulnerable with your partner begins with the simple act of communication. Vulnerability is a very sensitive yet crucial aspect of any serious and successful relationship. In today’s blog, I’ll share 11 ways in which being vulnerable with my partner has helped me improve my bond with him.

Being vulnerable can lead you to self appreciation, love and ultimate freedom so if you struggle with this, read this post to learn how to be vulnerable.

Are you emotionally vulnerable in your marriage? How do you know if you are? We all can grow in this area for sure - read to find out how you can become more emotionally vulnerable and experience a deeper, stronger marriage! #vulnerabilityinmarriage #strongermarriage #emotionallyavailable #christianmarriage

Being genuinely vulnerable in a relationship helps create emotional connection. Being needy and clingy does not. So what’s the difference? Find out the difference between negative and positive vulnerability in relationships.

It's important to be able to discern who the safe people are in your life from those who will hurt you- especially if you're trying to work on being vulnerable or creating healthier relationships. Relationships always involve risk, so knowing what safety should look and feel like is key.

Being vulnerable in a relationship can be difficult. Opening up to your partner and trusting them with your innermost thoughts and feelings can be intimidating, especially if you’ve had negative experiences in the past. On the other hand, vulnerability is incredibly important for creating strong relationships and feeling connected to someone else.

The idea of opening yourself up to either rejection or acceptance is a scary thing. Letting yourself be vulnerable feels like asking for an afternoon of eating ice cream and listening to sad Celine Dion songs — when does putting your feelings and…