It’s so easy to blame your partner whenever your relationship fails but have you ever wondered if you could be the cause of some of your failed relationship?
Below are 7 reasons why your failed relationship is your fault
1. Your failed relationship is your fault if you didn’t show your partner your affection through words and deeds. Telling your partner how much you love him/her isn’t enough; you need to show your partner your affection through actions too. If you didn’t do this then you should also blame yourself for your failed relationship.
2. Loyalty is an important ingredient in every successful relationship, so you need to ask yourself if you were loyal to your partner. Loyal partners don’t flirt, loyal partners are honest and they stick by the side of the one they love.
3. How did you treat your partner? If all you did in your failed relationship is nag and criticise then you should hold yourself responsible for your failed relationship. You need to uplift and encourage your partner instead of consistent nagging and criticism.
4. Were you too proud to apologise when you wronged your partner? If the answer is yes then you are the reason your relationship failed. Pride should stay far away from your relationship if you really want it to work.
5. Did you respect your partner’s opinion? If the answer is no then your failed relationship is your fault. You need to understand that it’s not just your opinion that matters; the opinion of your partner also matters too. You need to also understand that a couple should make decisions by carefully considering how their decisions will affect each other.
6. Were you too clingy in your relationship? If the answer is yes then you need to blame yourself for your failed relationship. Being too clingy kills relationships. Your partner needs personal time and trust.
7. Did you do your best to be a better person?
Phil