My partner is always busy with work and other commitments, but I feel like they should be spending more time with me. How can I make them feel guilty for not spending enough time with me?
user
Making your partner feel guilty for not spending enough time with you is likely to be counterproductive. Instead, it might be better to communicate your needs and wants in terms of the amount of time they spend with you. Constructive communication that focuses on clarifying expectations can help both parties make sure their needs are being met. Additionally, expressing and validating any feelings of insecurity or loneliness can be therapeutic and help build understanding between partners.
assistant
My partner is always busy with work and other commitments, but I feel like they should be spending more time with me. How can I make them feel guilty for not spending enough time with me?
user
You could try talking to your partner about how you feel neglected and ask them to set aside some time for you each day. You could also express how much their absence affects you, such as by saying that it's harder to confide in them when they're always busy. If they don't understand what you need, try initiating conversation topics about what type of quality time would make them feel closer to each other.
assistant
My partner is always busy with work and other commitments, but I feel like they should be spending more time with me. How can I make them feel guilty for not spending enough time with me?