6 Things a Relationship Therapist Is Begging Married Couples To Stop Doing

Blaming and criticizing: Instead of pointing fingers and assigning blame, focus on communicating constructively and finding solutions together

Keeping score: Avoid keeping a tally of who did what; instead, focus on teamwork and mutual support

Sweeping issues under the rug: Address problems and concerns openly and honestly rather than avoiding them

Withholding affection or communication: Regularly express love, appreciation, and communicate openly and affectionately

Ignoring emotional needs: Pay attention to each other's emotional needs and provide support and validation

Lack of boundaries: Establish clear boundaries and respect each other's space, opinions, and personal autonomy

Assuming mind-reading: Communicate openly about thoughts, feelings, and needs rather than expecting the other person to guess

Neglecting self-care: Take care of yourself physically, emotionally, and mentally to be a better partner in the relationship

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