Is it wrong to feel guilty about needing space in a relationship?

[HawkPerception]

Yes

No

[Crimsyjo]

Nope not at all. And it's very healthy if you can both communicate. One guy I 💗.. he needs space and would just withdraw. Then return like nothing wrong. I'd be so heartbroken and sad in the gaps. But we compromise now. I understand them. And he says sorry and does them less.

For myself I like one day a week at least to recharge. And i think missing each other adds sweetness to reunion.

[sage2021]

I think it depends on how long the space is and what they'll be doing during the space separation.

My husband needed space which turned out to be a vacation and met someone else and drove off into the sunset and never returned.

[sage2021]

Thank you for the MHO 🙂🧁🌷

[Finchie40]

Space can be fine as long as you both are on the same page with things , but it isn’t fine if your partner isn’t fine with space. So the person that needs space should really ask themselves as to why they need space from their partner? If it’s for selfish reasons? They are best to wear their partners’ shoes before making that decision and make sure your partner is ok with your decision, if not you are best to part ways

[SolitarySolace]

Space in a relationship should be common. Otherwise I don't understand how people stay together for long periods of time

[LukeAurelin]

well how far are you in this relationship?
married?, fiance?, couple of years? etc

[HawkPerception]

The question is a general question and not about me. I have my own opinion about my questions. I just ask out of curiosity of others opinions.

[LukeAurelin]

ohh okay in my case it depends on the situation of how things are between those two. They have to talk and mutually agree for "SPACE"

[Dongie]

It couldn't be wrong as this is something out of a person's control for the most part.

[_Andromeda_]

No need to feel guilty about needing space.