“You know our love can save it all, we’ve been together for so long
So don’t give up on who we are, we’ll work it out somehow…’’
Do you remember this celebrated song of Andra? If not, try listening to it once again. It can probably help us a little to rekindle our long gone feelings. We millennials have grown out of love. In an era of Tinder and Bumble, we measure the lifespan of a relationship even before entering into one. We expect more and understand so less and end up facing consequences.
It is not a problem of particularly your or mine. It is a problem of the whole generation (with some exceptions obviously). Heartbreaks are difficult to be dealt with and we face consequences like a breakup which not only make us feel bitter but somehow changes our perspective towards life.
We end up blaming our partners and find it difficult to move on. It happens with all of us at some point of time in our lives. Sometimes we even end up blaming ourselves so much that it causes us severe anxiety.
But have you ever introspected why does this happen? Why do we come across the bitter feelings of breakups again and again? Have we ever tried to analyse what are the challenges we are facing within which prevent us from receiving the love we want?
Here, we will be talking about five signs of a person which shows that they are the ones who can’t handle relationships.
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While analysing all these traits, I found out that, in my last relationship I was overly dependent on my partner whereas my partner had commitment phobia and we both could not manage to communicate with each other properly. I am working on my issues.
Do you have any of those signs? How will you get rid of such toxic traits? Share with us in the comment box.
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