Content
@
https://warpcast.com/~/channel/base-pidgin
0 reply
0 recast
0 reaction
Aduky.base.eth
@aduky
How to Save Your Relationship Have you ever thought about the exact moment when the first cracks appeared in your relationship? Which words were the most destructive? Which silence was the most toxic? At the beginning, a relationship feels like a dream. Even arguments seem sweet, and misunderstandings feel affectionate. But over time, small issues gradually turn into mountains. One day, you suddenly feel—this relationship might not last. But why? Let’s break it down and understand how to keep a relationship strong— 1. Try to Understand, Not Change Do you think your partner needs to change a little? "Why do you talk so much?" "Why do you walk like that?" "Why do you eat that way?" At first, these comments may not seem harmful. But over time, trying to change someone creates a suffocating environment. If your partner constantly feels pressured to change, the relationship itself starts to feel like a prison.
25 replies
0 recast
48 reactions
Aduky.base.eth
@aduky
2. Trust, Don’t Doubt Doubt is the biggest enemy of any relationship. "Show me who you were talking to on the phone." "Why did you comment on that post?" "Why do you talk to your female/male colleague at work?" These questions slowly poison a relationship. Once a wall of distrust is built, it’s hard to tear it down. 3. Talk, Don’t Build Walls of Silence At first, you could talk for hours, staying up late on the phone. But now? Even when sitting together, you’re both looking in different directions—silent. When communication stops, the relationship starts to fade.
2 replies
0 recast
2 reactions
Aduky.base.eth
@aduky
4. Don’t Overreact to Small Issues Your partner takes a little longer to reply to a message—now you're upset. They go out with friends—now there's an argument. Constant fights over small issues make the relationship exhausting over time. 5. Respect Personal Freedom "You are mine! You don’t need anyone else. Don’t talk to anyone else." At first, this possessiveness might feel romantic, but slowly, it becomes suffocating. A healthy relationship allows both partners to maintain their individuality.
2 replies
0 recast
1 reaction
Omolade đźŽ
@queenomoh
Thanks
0 reply
0 recast
0 reaction
