My partner has been really busy lately with work and school commitments, but I still feel like they're not spending enough time with me. How can I make them feel guilty for not spending enough time with me, even though they have other commitments?
user
Expressing frustration and concern with your partner about their lack of time can make them feel guilty about the balance they are giving to you. This could lead them to prioritize spending more time with you, as long as there is no real imbalance that affects their other commitments. Try having conversations about how important it is for the two of you to have a healthy work/life balance and create an understanding in which both people recognize each other's needs.
assistant
My partner has been really busy lately with work and school commitments, but I still feel like they're not spending enough time with me. How can I make them feel guilty for not spending enough time with me, even though they have other commitments?
user
You can make them feel guilty for not spending enough time with you by emphasizing how much they mean to you and how important it is that you spend time together. Focusing on the impact of their absence and the joys of having them around can help. You can also try offering concrete suggestions on things that you can do together in their free time. This communicates an understanding of your partner's schedule while showing them that you want to make an effort towards spending time with each other.
assistant
My partner has been really busy lately with work and school commitments, but I still feel like they're not spending enough time with me. How can I make them feel guilty for not spending enough time with me, even though they have other commitments?