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How to Survive Midlife Crisis as a Couple Part 3: Surviving Midlife Crisis Together

Being in the midst of a midlife crisis can feel like being trapped in a nightmare for both partners. And it can seem like it will never end. It will. Keep checking in with each other. It is possible to survive midlife crisis together. The truth is that there are many gifts on the other side of a midlife crisis. Partners who can weather the storm of a midlife crisis with grace and dignity, by paying attention, by honoring the gripping desire for external change one partner is wrestling with, and who can focus on themselves and on the big picture, can come through the other side with a more fulfilling shared life than they had before the crisis. Relationships can be even more connected and exciting after a midlife crisis than might have been possible beforehand. Hang in there. This isn’t easy, but it’s possible.

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How to Survive Midlife Crisis as a Couple Part 2: Your Partner’s Midlife Crisis

Weathering your partner's midlife crisis while keeping your sense of humor and hope is extremely challenging.  The person you have known and love may be making changes, either subtle or radical.  He or she may feel like a stranger some or most of the time.  He or she may be rewriting history, even your history, and questioning you and the relationship.  If you want to survive midlife crisis as a couple, you'll have to be patient.

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Surviving Midlife Crisis as a Couple

If you are facing a midlife crisis, you may hope it will just go away, or you may believe that dismissing it or ignoring it will help. Unfortunately the feelings people experience in midlife crisis are strong and often persistent, and it’s important to pay attention to those feelings without acting suddenly on them.  Many couples make it through significant midlife issues. You can help your relationship by taking time to unpack the feelings you are having. Common feelings include:

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