The 5 phrases that can destroy a relationship

Every relationship is built and consolidated day after day through words, gestures and attitudes. While it may not be your intention, there are certain common phrases that are best avoided because they could ruin your love relationship for good!

“Everything seems to be going well…”

While it is certainly not our intention, this phrase may show disinterest on our part. The phrase may be misinterpreted by the other. It’s better to stop judging each other, stop and talk about what’s going on: to reach a more productive, pleasant and healthy agreement for the couple.

“Do what you want”

Similar to the previous one, this sentence shows total disinterest in the partner. Remember that you are a couple, and a couple has to agree and make decisions together!

“I don’t want to talk about it right now”

Silence is not a good choice: indifference or disinterest can really be the villain in a relationship. Perhaps it is true that the time is not right, but making a little effort to at least start looking for a solution is already the beginning to look for a solution to the matter.

“It’s your fault”

Nothing worse than blaming the other, although maybe he really is responsible. Each one must strive to take their own responsibility, give in and seek solutions. Nothing is more destructive to a relationship than protecting yourself and blaming the other. In any case, we must seek dialogue, understanding and make sure that the same thing doesn’t happen next time.

“Never…”

This word should be avoided in the dialogue of any relationship. Although it is used a lot, it sounds very complex but doesn’t really mean anything. It is a kind of word that promises things that cannot be fulfilled. As the saying goes, “never say never”