Since she married duncan, candy does not feel that she gets enough time to herself. when duncan proposes they go out together, candy suggests he go by himself. duncan gets jealous and says she does not want to be seen with him. what is the underlying source of tension?

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Iris Riley

Social Studies

6 May, 17:18

Since she married duncan, candy does not feel that she gets enough time to herself. when duncan proposes they go out together, candy suggests he go by himself. duncan gets jealous and says she does not want to be seen with him. what is the underlying source of tension?

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Doodles · Answer 1

- Intimacy and privacy.

Explanation:

As per the given details, the elemental source of tension in the couple is 'intimacy and privacy.' Candy longs for the seclusion while Duncan needs the 'affinity and warmth'. Both of these elements are the pillars of a healthy and happy relationship. Candy and Duncan need to understand and respect each other's emotions. In order to accomplish this goal, they need to provide each other with due compassion and empathy so that both feel contented and happy in the relationship. Along with this, there has to be a mutual respect for each other's privacy to avoid the relation to get more confining or restricting.