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It’s easy to assume that loneliness is a problem in relationships that are "failing"—but I’m here to tell you, it’s a natural part of the ebb and flow of connection, even in healthy long-term partnerships. We’ve all felt it at some point—the distance between you and your partner that’s not physical, but emotional. Maybe you're sharing a space, but not a connection. Maybe you’re not fighting, but you're not really feeling either. The loneliness feels like an invisible wall be