Slowly But Surely, These 4 Things Can Damage A Relationship If You Continue To Ignore It

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JAKARTA - Many things can be a factor destroying a relationship. Actions such as infidelity are indeed a powerful thing that can destroy a romantic relationship. But who would have thought, small things that are often underestimated in relationships can actually trigger the breakdown of relationships with partners.

There are some issues that you can secretly damage your relationship with without you even realizing it. Anything? Launching Beautynesia, Friday, September 24, see the following explanation

Lying and breaking promises

Although it is often considered trivial, who would have thought that lying and breaking promises could be a very fatal factor in destroying relationships. If there is a lie, it is possible that your partner will lose trust in you. This will then damage the foundation of the relationship and if not resolved, it will slowly destroy the relationship.

Lack of communication

Lack of good communication will lead to misunderstandings that will slowly erode the harmony of a relationship. The term silent killer is something to watch out for because it can have a bad impact. If this is happening to your relationship, try to fix it by starting to open up with your partner.

Stubborn

Stubbornness is a character that is often difficult to change. But if it is constantly brought into the relationship, it will certainly have a bad impact. When you find it difficult to compromise and don't want to come to terms with your stubborn temper, you will subconsciously put pressure on both your partner and the relationship.

Trying to change partner

We all know that no one is perfect in this world. Likewise with couples. Of course they have drawbacks. It's natural to want the best, but it can become a problem if you force your partner to change too much to get the perfect relationship in your view.

Let your partner decide if he is willing to change himself or not. It would be better if you make the shortcomings of your partner as a complement to your strengths.