3) Cheating
It goes without saying that cheating, whether it be on an exam or on a partner, is never acceptable. If you are in a romantic relationship, you should respect your partner enough to talk to them about any and all problems. If there are irreconcilable differences, then it would be best to break things off.
When a partner cheats, it does not always signal the end of the relationship; however, it does make everything much more complicated. For married couples, cheating or adultery may be grounds for separation, divorce, or annulment. Some couples are able to recover from infidelity, but the damage is often severe. Worse yet, it can be a traumatizing experience and harm future relationships.
4) You don’t enjoy time with them
Relationships should be enriching and enjoyable. However, your relationship may be toxic if you feel uncomfortable or even bored around your partner. Forcing yourself to be in someone else’s company can be draining on your part. It can be a waste of time as for both parties as well.
These can become points of resentment down the road. Indeed, many relationships fall apart when one person feels that they have “lost the spark.’ Before things go downhill, make sure that both of you are getting what you want our of the relationship. In addition, try new experiences every once in a while to keep things fresh.
5) Abusive behavior
Last but not least, the biggest red flag in any relationship is abuse. While we often think abuse as bruises or burns on the skin, it goes much deeper than this. Abuse can be manifested physically, emotionally, and sexually. People who abuse others take advantage and may even enjoy causing them harm.
Common traits of abusers include:
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