Motivational expert shares the ‘10-gallon people’ theory to explain why some feel ‘too much’ in relationships

Being in a healthy, loving relationship usually involves two people who can share emotional reciprocity. There is patience, understanding, and peace. But some people often feel like they are “too much” in relationships. This can come with feelings of anxiety and disrupt trust and growth—whether the relationship is with a romantic partner, family member, or friend. During a recent appearance on…

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