THINGS YOU SHOULDN’T SAY TO YOUR PARTNER
THINGS YOU SHOULDN’T SAY TO YOUR PARTNER
Most of the time in a relationship we face difficulty like
not being able to understand each other at the moment, sometimes we find it
difficult to agree with each other regarding one issue or the other.
Having an argument or misunderstanding is normal in a relationship,
you might want to talk about it with your spouse, throwing shades or insults
can be toxic and can affect the relationship in so many ways that might not be
fixable later on. Having conversation with your spouse about what you are not
okay with or something that hurts you helps to build a stronger bond and better
understanding between you and your spouse especially when it’s not done with
fighting to win or calling names.
THINGS YOU
SHOULDN’T SAY TO YOUR PARTNER
1. “Your are crazy”
Using this word is not only
disrespectful but creates more anger and fight in a relationship.
2. “It’s Your Fault”
Blames are not necessary in a relation as it
happens to make things worst in a situation. Asking your partner in a polite way
to do something differently would be much better.
3. I DON’T CARE
Saying you don’t
care makes your partner feel worthless, it stimulates a primitive fright of abandonment.
Being always caring is one good quality for a loving relationship, it is always
important.
4. “You
constantly or You Never”
Criticism is identified as one of reason why couple breakup in the
relationship, absolutes should never be said to your partner, the word never or
constantly are rarely accurate and often said out of anger or frustration.
Instead of putting the other person on the defensive, I suggest sticking to the
fact which gives you a way of being honest about what’s bothering you.
5. DIVORCE
This word
has been used by couples sometimes when they want to get their partners
attention, this word shouldn’t be said unless you mean it, avoid using this
word when quarrelling, or when having some sort of misunderstanding with your
partner. The word Divorce rings a bell especially when said out of anger, most
importantly you cannot unsay what have been said to someone’s hearing.
6. SHUT UP
This is highly aggressive and disrespectful word to use; the
word “shut up” tends to be used sometimes during an argument, when one partner
is upset or so aggressive. Using the word “Can you please be quiet” can deliver
the message in a calmer and more respectful manner.
7. YOU ARE
WRONG TO BE ANGRY
Feelings aren’t right or wrong, never tell your partner how
they should or shouldn’t feel. A person who feels like their feelings don’t matter
to their partner will feel like they don’t matter
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