10 Common Relationship Problems

Have you ever met someone and think to yourself, Man, I could spend the rest of my life with this person? Then, as you get to know them over a few years or maybe it’s only been a few months, but the challenges you face start tearing you guys apart. They call these growing pains, but when does the pain stop and why does it feel like you’re shrinking instead? Are you wondering where you and your partner went wrong? Here are 10 common relationship mistakes.

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Credits:
Script Writer: Catherine Huang
Script Editor: Steven Wu
Narrator: Wendy Hu
Animator: Susan King
YouTube Manager: Cindy Cheong

[Psychgo]

Comment below your relationship problem. #beingsingle lol

[BrainsApplied]

*Mistake #1: you get used to them and you forget their value... You won't give them enough attention.*

[ossen]

*These are very COMMON*
- Being too clingy, not having own life and smothering the partner
- Not trusting each other, controlling mobile phones and trying to find dirt
- Making the partner to the centre of the universe and ditching your friends/loved ones for them

[coachbahman]

*Relationship not ownership.*

You work together towards a vision you both share. You don’t hold each other back..

[BobSheepbob]

Okay but if she expects candy for dinner she has a problem

[lxxy]

1. you take your partner for granted
2. you overstep your partners boundaries
3. you play the assumption game
4. you and your partner avoid conflict
5. you obsess and fight over everything
6. your happiness depends too much on your partner
7. you constantly question your relationship
8. you keep score in your relationship
9. you stop being kind to eachother
10. you feel hopeless and give up on the relationship too soon

[backbone]

Oh man this made me think... I'm dealing with some of these myself right now and some are just one sided/my insecurities. Makes you think

[zuko]

Number 1 problem in relationships:
*Still doesn't have a relationship*

[kathy-leew]

My biggest mistake: trust issues (assumptions) and rushing (impatience)

[robotzkyx]

Relationships are really hard to maintain but its all worth we grow, we learn, we love, we become sad, we become happy, we everything is if it has a strong foundation it will take to another phase, at least we can say that we truly part of being and also we must have relationship with ourselves 👼

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Girl: I bet he’s thinking about another girl.
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[BillionairesArentYourFriends]

I've been with my soulmate for 4 years and I can assure you, relationships ARE EASY if you meet the right person. 4 years and I have not a bad thing to say, not a single problem left unresolved, we never fight, disagreements are entertaining, and loyalty is never questioned.
Communication is key. Communication is
E v e r y t h i n g!!!!
Fights don't happen if you talk things out before an issue even arises. Then again, I found the perfect man, so maybe I'm just really lucky to have someone like him. But I have a gut feeling anyone can do it.

[studyme-selftaughtlife]

There will always be problems that can *NEVER* be solved. How you deal with them will determine the status of the relationship in the future.

[lyricajackson]

Both my partner and I suffer from anxiety and we both over think things often and don’t like conflict. But we talk to each other about it and help each other through our problems even though it can be hard

[siouxsana]

Thank you for having me animate this video for you 😊❤

[gill]

There are certain things that are absolutely unworkable and depending on your past problems become too painful to live with. I'd say that *not taking your partners feelings seriously* is the worst of them all and includes many of the things that were mentioned in this video. Even if you think your partner is silly or over exaggerating, you should take things seriously. If not then chances are, everything will blow up in your face because those feelings don't go away, no matter how much you dismiss them. This goes for the relationship with yourself, too.

[dreamcast]

I don't think keeping score in a relationship is a selfish thing. It's just observation. If you notice things are one-sided, it's time to do a cost-benefit analysis.

[corvid]

The most important thing in a relationship is to take it easy, don't get married after a month of dating. Also communicate when you have problems.

[kristinc]

Been in a longish distance relationship (NY and NJ) for almost 5 years, and we've never had a single argument. We both have similar interests and ways of thinking, and we're both indecisive and easygoing. The only argument we have, which is more like an ongoing debate, is who is more awesome/cute, and it's always a "YOU are!".

[garge]

Cant have relationship problems if ur not in a relationship
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