They are even able to take from you or hurt you in some way and then insist they did it all for you. This is especially common in relationships with some differentiation in power, such as in a working relationship. For example, a supervisor may say, “I’ve left this three months’ ...
At first, it might seem flattering that your partner wants to spend all their time with you. They text you constantly, want to hang out whenever possible, and seem deeply attached. But there's a fine line between affection and possessiveness. When your partner insists on ...
Once you fall in love with someone, you stop behaving in a way that hurts the other person—this may include: Flirting with other people; Posting explicit content; Spending overall more time with others. He doesn’t want to hurt you and is proving himself by respecting your boundaries. 8....
If you're not sure whether or not you have Renfield syndrome, then ask yourself this: have you ever tried to steal blood from a hospital and drink it? Maybe you thought that stealing blood would save someone that you might hurt if you didn't get the elixir of life you...
You tend to “one-up” people when it comes to sharing traumatic experiences You’re constantly putting yourself down As we can see, the permanent sense of being a victim is deeply destructive both internally, and externally. How to Stop Being a Victim ...
You constantly get that uncanny feeling that your partner is hiding something from you They often lie to you which is the reason behind your trust issues You simply don’t knowhow to trust someone again after they’ve hurt you Your partner is extremely secretive with their phone lest you cha...
Forcing a relationship means that you still want to be with this person, regardless of what your gut is telling you. You could be deeply unhappy with them, but you are determined to make things work for one reason or another. You are trying to make yourself feel something for them in or...
When someone stops noticing you, it's as if you're no longer seen or valued as a partner, and that can leave you feeling deeply hurt and isolated. It's easy for people to fall into routines and take their spouse for granted, especially after years of marriage. But when your wife ...
Self-sabotage can be deeply damaging, and these behaviors aren’t always easy to overcome. Working with a therapist can help you identify problematic behaviors and heal from past trauma. With professional help, you can develop essential coping skills and work to end the self-sabotaging relationship...
can anyone help me out. he is a cheat and a liar… y still lie if living a happy life even after i have told him it doesnt hurt to hear the truth but to figure out the lie is more painful. why would any gy do so ???