30 phrases of affective responsibility to reflect on your actions

It’s okay not to last forever, it’s okay if it only lasts for one night, as long as you make all your intentions clear.

Affective responsibility is not about reciprocity. It’s about honesty. It’s about respect. It’s about being real. It’s about knowing that what doesn’t mean anything to you can mean a lot to someone else.

About affective responsibility: you should also have it with yourself!

Affective responsibility: being honest and real. It’s having empathy with the heart of others.

Affective responsibility is about being transparent, not about being reciprocal.

We need to have more affective responsibility. People have no idea of ​​the emotional damage they can do to each other.

Have emotional responsibility. Put yourself in someone else’s shoes, never deceive someone just to increase your ego.

Lack of maturity ruins any relationship. Before taking on a person, know if you have the ability to be a good partner. Don’t spoil the mental health of others!

The right person is the one who plays fair with us.

Affective responsibility is planting in another person’s heart only what you intend to cultivate.

Just want kiss? He speaks! Just want to stay? He speaks! Want something serious? He speaks! Do you have a roll with your ex? He speaks! Is something bothering you? He speaks! Is there anyone else? He speaks! In conversation everything is resolved, so no one is hurt.

Affective responsibility doesn’t mean that you need to respond to the feelings of others, but that you need to be clear about what you feel and not feed something you don’t intend to invest.

Be honest, have character, be real, don’t hurt those who love you and who want you well. And always be open!

They’ve done a lot of harm to me and I’m still here with no desire to hurt anyone.

I understand that everyone offers what they can. I just don’t agree when the person doesn’t have the maturity to assume, from the beginning of the relationship, what they can offer.

Affective responsibility is nothing more than simple and pure common sense!

No one should have to beg for affective responsibility from others. If you need to charge that from someone, rethink your relationships!

It’s really good to be with someone who respects you, talks and makes a point of exposing everything you feel, in a transparent and clean way.

Have, above all, affective responsibility with yourself! After all, you are your greatest love.

A mature love presupposes affective responsibility. One simply does not exist without the other.

To be mature is to be transparent, clear and honest. Know what you really want before you get involved with someone.

Be honest with the other person about your feelings, but first, be honest with yourself!

Your words and actions have the power to bring calm and chaos into a person’s world. So be responsible and mature.

It would be nice if everyone were well resolved with themselves and their own past. That would save a lot of headaches! However, the lessons we learn from each frustration help us to mature and understand and put ourselves in the shoes of others.

Who does not have affective responsibility, besides being immature, is insecure!

Don’t be selfish: know that from the moment you actually get involved with someone, you are assuming immense responsibility. Are you ready for this?

Don’t beg for affection, don’t beg for affective responsibility. Know when to let go. Know that everyone has their own process and time to mature and it’s not your fault!

Don’t generate expectation of what you can’t nurture, because this is selfish and shows a huge lack of maturity!

Over time, we realize that it was once light and pain in the lives of many people. When we realize this, we can choose what we will take to the next relationships. That too is responsibility!

Growing up means taking on different responsibilities in life and one of them is realizing to what extent I am responsible for what we generate expectations in others.