Infatuation Rules
Infatuation Rules
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Lack of Trust Jealousy. Snooping. Blaming. Questioning their relationships with other people.
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Read More »5 Ways To Kill A Relationship Plus five ways to make it better Photo by Michael Easterling on Unsplash Insecurity Always questioning the other person, especially questioning their love for you. Taking what they say and twisting it around. Getting frustrated with yourself and verbally putting yourself down in front of your partner. Never letting things go. Obsessing over having a perfect relationship. Lack of Trust Jealousy. Snooping. Blaming. Questioning their relationships with other people. Turning a benign conversation into a blaming session. Loss of Self Identity Clinginess. Being a door mat. Always doing what your partner wants to do. Spending less and less time with your own friends and family. Not taking time for yourself. Not setting boundaries in your relationship. Giving up important things in your life. Loss of Intimacy Denying sex. Having a monotonous life. Having no special moments together. Lack of physical intimacy. Not spending recreational time together. Living parallel, but separate lives. Using Your Relationship as Leverage Threatening breakup or divorce. Telling your partner that you’re “done”. Telling them you want to end the relationship. Leaving a tense situation in a huff. Having a pattern of putting the relationship on the line with any conflict or argument. 5 Ways To Make Your Relationship Better Photo by Savs on Unsplash Communicate Listen more than you talk. Listen to what your partner is saying to you and verbalize what they’re telling you. Tell your partner what you need from them. Let them know how much you appreciate them. Always keep lines of communication open, even when you’re mad. Put down your smartphone (or the book or tv controller), and pay attention. Voice your opinion with kindness and sensitivity. Create a joint vision of your ideal life together. Be Respectful Talk about your partner in a respectful manner. Talk to your partner in a respectful manner. Put yourself in your partner’s shoes, have empathy for their side. Handle conflicts and rough spots with maturity and support. Disagree in private, not in public. Be Faithful Understand that you and your partner are sexual beings and will be attracted and attractive to other people. Work through your problems instead of running to another person. Have some self-restraint. Think about how the future plays out for you if you decide to act on a weakness and is that what you want for your future. Set aside time for intimacy between the two of you at least once per week. Have fun together. Flirt with each other. Do something together that gives you an adrenaline rush. Make love an action word. Play 36 Questions. Develop trust Make promises you know you’ll keep. Show up, emotionally and physically. Respect their differences without judgment. Never take your partner for granted. Show appreciation. Give your partner space when they need it. Take responsibility. Have Confidence in Yourself Take time for yourself. Have passions and hobbies. Exercise and eat right. Work on your own personal growth. Have boundaries. Respect yourself. Be an equal partner. Trust yourself. Know that you matter and have a say as much as anyone else.
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