Titlebook: Distance Relationships; Intimacy and Emotion Mary Holmes Book 2014 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 2014 Dist

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A Story of Complexity in a Distance Relationship,hey can bring new possibilities and challenges for creating and maintaining loving bonds with partners and families. In this chapter, a story about one couple, Donna and Sam, helps demonstrate these changes in more detail, offering insight into how complexity operates within intimate relationships.

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Linear and Logistic Regression,e:.We imagine that non-proximity will snap the cord of connection, and that intimacy will break without embodied co-presence. It might be said that absence makes the heart grow fonder, but there is generally some tut-tutting of disapproval if the absence is too long.

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The Data-Driven Project Managerews, or not any more than changes in my own intellectual and personal biography. However, the updates do offer a chance to see the distance relationships anew with the benefit of some degree of hindsight. It becomes clear that for most of the couples, distance relating was an interlude in their live

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Investigating Experiences of Academic-Oriented Distance Relating,nicated about the couple’s relationship in terms of gender, power and emotions. Of course, my interpretations might be mistaken, or the impression slightly misremembered, when I came to analyse actual transcripts. The touch to an elbow might signify reassurance, or be a silent plea to stop telling m

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Emotional Reflexivity in Intimate Life,sheim, 2002). However, even Western societies have maintained some connection to tradition, especially in people using it, if not to guide then, to make sense of their lives — especially their intimate lives (Gross, 2005; Thompson, 1995). There has been a degree of detraditionalisation, but traditio