Relationships fail often. It’s a fact of life. Most Relationships fail because of Trust issues, Commitment issues and Communication issues.
The problem, though, is that some people learn that their relationships are headed for failure, and they learn it the hard way.
So if you’re aiming for a relationship that’s practically fail-proof,
you’d have to know some of the reasons why so many relationships end
badly.
The failure of a relationship can be attributed to one or a combination of the following factors.
So if you find that your relationship is facing these problems, it
may be best to try and work it out so it doesn’t ruin the hard work
you’ve put into your relationship.
1. DOMINANCE. This is the opposite of sacrificing too
much. Instead, you expect your partner to be at your beck and call, or
else, they will be sorry! Instead of fostering a relationship based on
love and trust, you’re instilling fear into your partner.
What this does is force your partner to be miserable and helpless or
it can lead them to lie, sneak around or even find someone else’s
shoulder or bed just to avoid your wrath and their misery.
2. JEALOUSY. If you’re the one who’s
jealous, you’re probably always going to be snooping around to check if
your partner is faithful to you. Just one instance of you seeing them
chatting with someone whom you consider a threat, and you’ll unleash a
barrage of accusations.
On the other hand, if your partner is the jealous one, you may find
yourself sacrificing your happiness just so you don’t get hit with the
barrage of accusations.
3. SEEKING JOY FROM YOUR PARTNER. This is common among
people who have either low self-esteem or have very few good things
going on in their life. The problem with this is that it may put too
much pressure on your partner. How? It will always feel like your
partner has such a huge role in your life, and that without him/her,
you’d be a miserable heap of tears. This kind of dependence is not
healthy in any kind of relationship!
4. MUCH SACRIFICE. There may be times when you forego your own desires so you can make your partner happy. This is called a sacrifice.
But if you keep doing this and your partner learns that they can
easily ignore your wants, you’ll start to feel your sacrifice taking its
toll on you. One day, you might wake up and feel so used that you end
up snapping and breaking up with your partner.
5. SELFISHNESS. Selfishness in both of you will lead to a tug-of-war
for who gets the final say in things. You can’t always get what you
want, and neither can your partner. If neither of you are willing to
compromise to make your relationship work, then you can both find
someone who’ll be more accommodating to your every want and need. Good
luck with that!
6. FINDING FAULTS. Honesty matters in a relationship.
But being too blunt about your partner’s faults all the time may make
them feel they’re always under your constant scrutiny. Not only will you
slowly pick at their self-esteem, but you might also push them towards
the arms of someone who’s much more accepting of their faults.
7. NO TIME. Even if you both have a busy lifestyle, you
still need to set aside time for each other just to keep the
relationship going. A five-minute phone call or a text exchange may be
enough to let you work through a time when you’re too busy for anything.
If you don’t spare even a few minutes for your partner, neglect starts and that will definitely eat away at your relationship.
8. DISTANCE. There’s nothing wrong with having a long
distance relationship. In fact, some relationships are tested and made
stronger by the physical distance. However, the distance can bring about
problems such as a lack of time for each other or lack of physical
intimacy.
Unless you make an effort so you can finally be in the same zip code, these relationships usually break under the strain.
9. AMBITIONS. When you get deeper into a relationship, you may
find out that you and your partner may have different goals for the
future. One of you may want to focus on your career, while the other
would like to start a family soon. This can lead to conflict when it
comes to making big decisions in your life. If left without compromise,
the rift in your desires may end up causing a rift between the two of
you.
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