No Need To Feel Guilty If You Do These 5 Things To Your Partner

Illustration of no need to feel guilty or apologize if you do this (Pexels/Andrea Piacquadio)

JAKARTA – In a paired relationship, there are two people who have their own characteristics and characteristics. When the two of them build a mutual commitment, of course, it cannot be separated from differences in arguments and different ways of expressing feelings and thoughts.

But if you do that without hurting each other, it's certainly not a mistake. So, when doing the things below, you don't have to feel guilty.

1. Be yourself

Not a few people feel embarrassed when they are themselves. In fact, he is more 'comfortable' to be a people pleaser who is more concerned with others than himself. No, it's not wrong to be yourself. You don't even have to apologize if the other person doesn't like the honesty of your speech or appearance.

2. Remind your partner when they behave badly

As a couple, of course, we need to remind each other to make each other better. It's not your fault if you remind your partner when they behave badly. You even have to remind him so that it doesn't have a bad effect on the relationship.

3. Expressing opinion

Everyone has the right to express opinions, arguments, and thoughts based on their point of view. This means that you can have different opinions with your partner as long as the way you express them doesn't bring each other down.

4. When you need some alone time

When you need alone time, it means that someone needs to think or pay attention to themselves. If you do this, you don't have to feel guilty. Communicate your needs openly to your partner, if he is a wise partner, he will certainly not object.

5. Stand on what you believe in

When you believe in one thing, hold on to it. It's also important to persevere but keep an open mind and respect what your partner believes. You also need to accept differences because then you will get the same thing.

Apart from the five things above, holding on to the truth is also not wrong. No matter how bitter the truth is, it must be said. However, choose a wise way so as not to exceed the boundaries of respect for your partner.