These things can very easily kill a relationship.
No matter how perfect a relationship may be, it only takes a few things (that may seem small at the time) to literally destroy a relationship from within and break the two people apart. We try our best to be happy with our partners, the daily struggle, the compromise, everything we do for our partners is only to ensure a happier future with them, so I’m going to share some of the most dangerous things that wreck relationships. Let’s begin.
1. Going to bed angry
Never, and I mean NEVER, go to bed angry. Fix your problems, come to a conclusion and proper closure and don’t take the argument to bed and don’t delay it for another day. Whenever the two of you argue, it is vital that you properly talk about it and let the feelings out, be heard and let it go, don’t hold on to it and don’t delay it for later. It’s both unhealthy and very damaging.
2. Growing insecurities
Insecurities are very fatal for relationships, they slowly raise a lot of other issues along with them. Don’t let anything come between the trust you two worked so hard to create and maintain, don’t lose the trust because of menial insecurities, once you let yourself be taken over by insecurities you’ll slowly create a distance between the two of you. Trust your partner if you love them, or just stay single if you can’t trust them.
3. Not paying attention
Always pay attention to each other, don’t miss even the smallest of things and the tiniest of efforts. When we stop paying attention, our partner slowly get accustomed to it and they stop doing what they were trying to do for so long. Pay attention to their efforts, pay attention to their words, don’t make each other feel ignored or lonely because that’s not what love is about, love is all about companionship, love is all about mental and physical presence, love is all about just being there for one another.
4. Not being receptive
When someone starts being non-receptive, it’s very hurtful for the other person. When we are in love, we want to share each and everything with our better halves, we want them to be a part of our lives and an active part at that, it hurts a lot when it doesn’t go that way. My ex was non-receptive, I used to talk to her and I used to feel like I’m talking to a wall, it used to hurt a lot. Always be receptive, because they need you.
5. Telling the smallest of lie
One lie begets another. No matter how small or harmless a lie may seem, just stick with telling the truth, because you’ll soon find yourself trapped in a web of lies. No matter how hard it is to tell the truth, always avoid hiding it or lying about it, because your partner is bound to either read through the lie or find out later through a third party, so don’t let that happen.
6. Keeping quiet about something
It’s very destructive when someone stays quiet about something that’s affecting them, it slowly eats them up inside and they eventually either blow up with regret or worse. Whenever something is bothering you, it’s best to just let it all out and talk about it rather than to keep it all to yourself and make up a million different stories in your mind. Your partner is there to listen to you, talk to them, don’t let an argument create a distance between the two of you.
7. Some words hurt more than anything else
Be very very careful with your words, I can’t stress this point enough, words can never be taken back once they’re out in the open. No matter how angry or upset you are, don’t say anything you’ll regret later, don’t say anything to intentionally hurt your partner because you might apologise later but they’ll always remember what you said and it’ll still hurt. Be kind with your words.
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