These Tiny Habits Are Slowly Ruining Your Relationship
Front view of an angry couple looking each other sideways after argument in the kitchen during breakfast at home
Relationships are hard. Without being aware, there are things that could be accidentally making your relationship even harder.
These six tiny habits are slowly ruining your relationship:
- Staying in all the time – once your relationship hits a certain level of comfort, you may opt to stay in and be lazy instead of your usual going out plans. Staying in and ordering take is okay every now and again but don’t let that replace every date night. Comfortable is nice…but don’t get too comfortable
- Letting things slide – This may seem like it does more good than harm, but in the long-run, it can be detrimental. In a relationship, you need to learn how to confront your partners about issues or things you are feeling because it’s better to discuss matters sooner rather than later
- Getting lazy with moving furniture– It’s completely normal for things to not be as hot as they used to be but maintaining intimacy is a vital part of successful relationships. Skipping a night of moving furniture is an easy habit to begin forming – break it before it starts becoming the norm
- Skipping relationship milestones – One month turns into six months, six months turns into one year and then before you know it you stop making a fuss over anniversaries. It’s still important to acknowledge how far you’ve come together.
- Falling asleep on the couch – Do not let your couch replace your bed! Even if you have an argument before bed – make up!
- Not speaking your mind – Unless your significant other is psychic, they’re never going to know how you’re feeling or what you’re thinking if you don’t tell them
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