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Relationship Problems
Relationship Problems
Check This List To Assess The Health Of Your Relationship
You are repeatedly accused of things you didn’t do.
You avoid healthy activities for fear that your partner will misinterpret your motives.
You are not allowed to see certain friends or family members as often as you would like to.
Your partner will not allow you to control your own finances.
Important personal documents and keys are not in your possession
Passwords to your e mail, social media accounts, banking and phone are all known to your partner
When your partner suggests that you do something, you do not feel safe saying no.
Your partner decides what is best for you. This applies to your career, your clothing, and how you spend your time.
When your partner is upset, it always seems to be your fault.
You do not feel safe poking fun at your partner in the same way they poke fun at you.
You are always wrong, and your partner is always right.
You feel guilty for doing anything that does not involve your partner.
Your partner checks up on you often. They demand to know where you are and who you are with at all times.
Your partner often implies that you are the lucky one in the relationship. You feel as though you are beneath them.
Your ambitions and accomplishments are not taken seriously. They are secondary to your partner’s.
Your achievements are trivialized when mentioned by them
Your partner withholds affection, sex, money, or quality time to punish you.
When you are upset, your partner tells you that it is your own fault for being too sensitive.
Your secrets and sexual encounters are not safe with your partner. They tell and show things to others that you meant to remain private.
You are criticized constantly, often in front of friends and family.
Your partner dismisses your feelings and opinions. You are expected to adopt theirs.
Your partner often brings up things that you are embarrassed or ashamed of.
You fear you partner’s disapproval.
You rarely make decisions without your partner’s input. Even if you strongly disagree, you usually defer to their wishes.