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SelfInvest โ€“ A blog about you, written by someone like you. Tired of fluffy motivational advice? Here youโ€™ll find no magic formulas โ€“ just honest reflections, clear ideas, and simple tools for real, lasting growth. I write from experience: the mistakes, the breakthroughs, and the shifts that truly changed me. If you're looking for more focus, sustainable habits, and inner freedom, you're in the right place. ๐Ÿ“ฉ Subscribe and letโ€™s build your best self โ€“ together.


#253 ๐Ÿ”ธ How to maintain attraction after years of living together

4 May 2026 3 minute read 0 comments luciman

ย  Love and desire do not follow the same calendar, and the better we understand that, the greater our chances of building something that lasts. Attraction does not disappear all at once. It erodes slowly, in layers, and most of the time you d...

#252 ๐Ÿ”ธ Unresolved emotions and their impact on connection

3 May 2026 5 minute read 2 comments luciman

In recognising toxic patterns and the way we contribute to them, we open an even deeper level of the same conversation: what happens to the emotions that have never found a channel for expression or processing? Not the behavioural patterns themselves...

#251 ๐Ÿ”ธ How to recognise and manage toxic patterns

2 May 2026 5 minute read 0 comments luciman

Understanding how the past shapes our relational present, a practical and urgent question arises: what do we do when the patterns inherited from the past are not merely limiting, but actively harmful? When we are not talking about a heightened sensit...

#250 ๐Ÿ”ธ The influence of the past on the relational present

2 May 2026 5 minute read 0 comments luciman

Shared vulnerability, which we explored in the previous article, requires courage. But there is something that makes this courage even harder to mobilise for many people: the past. Not the past as a story you tell at dinner, but the past as a set of...

#249 ๐Ÿ”ธ How shared vulnerability brings real closeness

1 May 2026 6 minute read 0 comments luciman

In talking about the silence between couples and what it communicates without words, we concluded that some of the deepest messages in a relationship are precisely the unspoken ones. But there is a moment when silence must give way to words, and that...

#248 ๐Ÿ”ธ Silence between couples: what it says without words

30 Apr 2026 5 minute read 0 comments luciman

In exploring authenticity as the foundation of healthy relationships, we arrived at the conclusion that being real in a relationship means bringing everything you are, including the things left unsaid. And that leads me directly to a subject I consid...

#247 ๐Ÿ”ธ How authenticity becomes the binding element of healthy relationships

29 Apr 2026 5 minute read 0 comments luciman

In talking about the art of compromise, we arrived at a conclusion worth exploring more deeply: healthy compromise is only possible when you know who you are. And that leads me directly to the subject of this article, one which, the more I think abou...

#246 ๐Ÿ”ธ The art of compromise without losing yourself

29 Apr 2026 5 minute read 2 comments luciman

In exploring what builds a lasting bond beyond initial passion, we concluded that friendship, respect and commitment sustain a relationship through time. But all of these inevitably require something that few people practise well: compromise. Not com...

#245 ๐Ÿ”ธ Behind passion: what builds a lasting bond

28 Apr 2026 5 minute read 0 comments luciman

Emotional intimacy, which we explored in the previous article, is one of the pillars of a profound relationship. But there is a question that completes it naturally: what happens to passion over time? And, more importantly, what builds a bond that la...

#244 ๐Ÿ”ธ Emotional intimacy as the foundation of deep connection

27 Apr 2026 5 minute read 0 comments luciman

We were talking about how conflicts reveal the real structure of a relationship and arrived at the conclusion that what remains after a well-navigated conflict is usually more intimacy, not less. And it was precisely that which led me to the question...