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In reflecting on Virginia Goldner’s, “Romantic bonds, binds, and ruptures: Couples on the brink,” the author acknowledges Goldner’s exceptionally astute observations of the intersubjective states of the therapist and couple, her rigorous and capacious synthesis of psychoanalysis, attachment, feminist, systems, and mentalization theories, and how the essay, claimed by psychoanalysis, couples therapy, and family therapy alike, stands as an essential resource for therapists of all stripes.