In all situations of life it is important to choose the right words and the tone used. Words have an impact on our interlocutor and all the more when it comes to a romantic relationship. Some words can have such an impact that they can cause a break. We invite you to discover the 5 types of word to never use in a romantic relationship.
- Gossiping
You may not like certain things in your partner and you have big on your heart. The attitude never to adopt is that of backbiting. Going to tell your partner’s secrets to other people is really not the right solution. Especially that some people could rejoice and even inform your partner. Dialogue with the person who shares your life will always be a better solution…
2. The lies
You may find yourself in a situation where lying is the best solution for getting out of business. Be aware that sooner or later the truth will come out, which is why it would be much better to accept your faults and not to lie because this could be fatal to your relationship in the future.
3. Comparisons
The rule for maintaining a good relationship is to never make a comparison between your partner and another person. When we enter into a relationship, we must accept the person as he is, otherwise it is better to be alone, if it is to continue to ogle elsewhere. Each person has faults and no one is perfect … not even you!
4. Insults
Being upset is a normal feeling, however you have to learn to control yourself, whether in gestures or words. Never insult your partner, these words will reason like a desire to flee in the latter’s head. Dedicate yourself to gentle activities or even combat sports to exteriorize your nervousness.
5. Complain
Complaining is human, but complaining about your partner every day can only lead you to the loss of the person who shares your life. Accept your partner as he is. Complaining about his faults every day can cause him such a lack of confidence that he will eventually think that he will no longer have a place in this couple and will prefer to build his life elsewhere.
