Be direct about what you want or need. if your partner asks what you would like for a birthday or holiday, don’t turn it into a test of their love. If you want roses instead of tulips, or a tool chest instead of a massage, say so. When they follow through, treat it as evidence of care — not a failure of their paying attention.
Become more assertive and set limits around hurtful behavior. Healthy relationships require the ability to stand up for yourself without becoming aggressive. If assertiveness doesn’t come naturally, therapy, skills training or targeted reading can help.
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This sounds so easy but with the wrong person it can be so very hard. But thanks for the reminder!
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You’re welcome, and I completely agree with your statement. My best advice is that if both parties aren’t putting in the effort, it is likely time to move on. Life is too short to wait and hope for someone to change.❤ —Thanks for taking the time to read,and comment.
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You’re welcome!
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