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Try telling your partner to leave you alone? Also, what’s your workspace? It helps if you work in a separate room with a door. Working in a central open spot l
by massysett 3y ago
Try telling your partner to leave you alone?
Also, what’s your workspace? It helps if you work in a separate room with a door. Working in a central open spot like the kitchen table invites more interruption. Of course this is hard to do if you’re in a small apartment.
- freedomben 3y ago> Try telling your partner to leave you alone? Some people who we love deeply, just cannot do this. If we're physically there, a reason to interrupt will always be found. IMHO it's not worth damaging the relationship.
- jtr1 3y agoI don’t want to read too deeply into your comments, but it may be worth exploring why expressing this need feels like it would damage your relationship. It could be that you both need to adjust your communication patterns to better express yourselves and hear each other.