5 Common Behaviours That Kill Relationships. Elevate Psychology

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Are you ever plagued by worries about your role as a supportive partner in your relationship? Perhaps, even if you're single, the fear of not measuring up to someone's expectations has kept you from starting a new romantic journey. Recognizing and addressing these concerns can be the first stride towards nurturing both your mental well-being and the health of your relationships.

In this guide, we shed light on pervasive behaviors that can erode the foundations of a fulfilling connection. These include reacting angrily to criticism, disregarding your partner's privacy, self-deprecating tendencies, adopting a victim mindset, and resorting to ultimatums. Understanding these pitfalls can empower you to cultivate stronger, more harmonious relationships.

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