Recently I had a conversation with someone about relationships and balance. They were flustered because they felt like they were the only one in the relationship. As I listened, I quickly could relate to their feelings.
The first one might not seem like a huge deal, but if you are the only one in the relationship taking pictures of the two of you as a couple π©#1.
If you’re the only one in the relationship who plans vacations, date nights or anniversaries π©#2
If you’re the only one to initiate intimacy π© #3
If your partner ignores your feelings and try’s to explain away your thoughts as paranoia, silliness or stupidity π© #4
If your partner only shows interest in you when someone else shows interest π© #5
If your partner never asks you to go places with them π© #6
If your partner ignores your personal preferences and insists that you try food, drinks or activities that they want π© #7
If you buy your partner gifts and surprise them, but you have to tell them what you want and order it yourself π© #8
If they are always focused on their needs (financial, medical, emotional or physical) and continually forget yours π© #9
If you find that you have spent years forgiving this person for hurting you, but they expect you to be perfect π©#10
These are just a few of the red flags I could relate to during the conversation. It is hard to be in a relationship where you feel alone. You deserve better, and you do not have to accept this behavior as the typical norm!
The first one might not seem like a huge deal, but if you are the only one in the relationship taking pictures of the two of you as a couple π©#1.
If you’re the only one in the relationship who plans vacations, date nights or anniversaries π©#2
If you’re the only one to initiate intimacy π© #3
If your partner ignores your feelings and try’s to explain away your thoughts as paranoia, silliness or stupidity π© #4
If your partner only shows interest in you when someone else shows interest π© #5
If your partner never asks you to go places with them π© #6
If your partner ignores your personal preferences and insists that you try food, drinks or activities that they want π© #7
If you buy your partner gifts and surprise them, but you have to tell them what you want and order it yourself π© #8
If they are always focused on their needs (financial, medical, emotional or physical) and continually forget yours π© #9
If you find that you have spent years forgiving this person for hurting you, but they expect you to be perfect π©#10
These are just a few of the red flags I could relate to during the conversation. It is hard to be in a relationship where you feel alone. You deserve better, and you do not have to accept this behavior as the typical norm!
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