The #1 Mistake Women Make in Relationships (Every Time)

The #1 Mistake Women Make in Relationships (Every Time)

Are you struggling to keep the love alive in your relationship? In this eye-opening video, find out about the biggest mistake women make in relationships that can push their partner away. Learn valuable relationship advice from Keoion Henderson as he shares insights on how to maintain a healthy and loving relationship.

This video addresses common relationship problems such as how to communicate effectively in a relationship, the impact of using vulnerability against your partner, why men shut down emotionally, and tips to keep the love and connection strong. He covers key topics including relationships, relationship advice, love, avoiding common mistakes in relationships, effective communication in relationships, understanding male vulnerability, and strengthening your relationship bond. This will eventually end any relationship.

Don't miss out on these crucial tips to enhance your love life and build a stronger connection with your partner. Whether you're married, dating, or in a long-term relationship, this advice will help you navigate common relationship issues and keep the spark alive.

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[champ]

Too true. Ive cried and told my wife the shit that bothers me most and now she understands me. No judgement she just listened, not all women will twist and use your words against you.

[kona]

its been 15 years and my family still wonders why i don't tell them anything, same thing, they just laugh at me, never again.

[awholelotofnothing]

I have told my wife so many of my deepest secrets. She pretends like she never heard them, i love that woman.

[jimjohnson]

Several years ago, my brother was going through a divorce and he opened up to my mom about some of the stuff he was going through. A couple weeks later, a friend of my mom's friend from several hundred miles away asked my brother about it. It destroyed my brother to know his own mother would take something personal to gossip about. They have had a strained relationship since then. It isn't just using personal stuff in an argument that we need to worry about.

[mrmikeyshub]

Seeing that brother shedding a tear broke me fr. Too true... but we are men, we will suffer

[Titangoboom]

I was vulnerable with a woman ONCE. and she told her friends. In front of me. And played it off as a joke. Never made that mistake again. Never will.

[novablazing]

The axe never remembers what scars it made on the tree, but the tree always remembers the scars the axe made

[alexiazekir]

My mother did this to me.
I somehow still trusted her and told her something vulnerable about me.
She did it again, she even mocked me for the things that I told her I done.

Thanks mom you just brocken all my trust. AGAIN

[LillyMarz]

Ten years in, he finally cried in front of me, and I knew he finally trusted me. I would have never used it against him. He cried many times over the next 30 years, and I cherished the fact that he trusted me.

[aripendragon]

Yup. That's why I don't tell my family stuff anymore. I mean, I'm a female, but I 100% understand.

[doi]

If this happens enough in a person's life they wont open up to anyone, period. Be supportive to those people, even if they dont tell you everything.

[mastermezorno]

My dad's father was hit by a train while drunk on the way home. His foot got stuck on the tracks and he couldn't free himself in time. My mom would always say "go jump in front of a train like your dad" when in heated arguments and wonders why he left.

[AmunRa]

I remember once in community college I drove a friend of mine back home late at night because he missed the bus. During that trip we had a really deep conversation about his mental health issues, his childhood abuse, and his uncertainty of the future.

I later learned that this was the first time he'd ever spoken that openly with ANYONE. Apparently I was the first person he'd ever met that he knew would never turn that stuff against him.

Edit: thanks internet for turning my comment into a battleground for arguing with each other over dumb crap.

[mrmusicknowledge]

I've lost many close friendships due to this. Its not just to win an arguement, it's when they belittle the things you tell them, its over.

[mistrants]

This is a golden rule not just for women or for romantic relationships. I can be blunt and sometimes unintentionally insensitive, but this is a hard and non-negotionable rule for my interaction with anyone i care about.

[MUGGLE]

It took me many decades to work through resentments and past traumas and start practicing gratitude and grace for myself and others..
I realized that's how I went from surviving to living, and I'm on my way to thriving.. The emotional and spiritual healing work never ends, but to finally experience happiness and peace.. Has been profound!!

[wadeh]

So true. I was dating a girl many years ago and told her something sensitive to me, nothing too deep but sensitive nonetheless. This girl brought it up and laughed about it while we were out with a group. I just looked at her in stern disbelief. When she saw the look I was giving her, she tried to play it off as if it wasn't a big deal. I stood up, apologized to the group for the awkwardness and left without another word while shaking my head and looking at my date as I walked out. Broke up with her the next time we saw each other face to face

[zeroonezero]

This works at EVERY level of relationship. From friendship to husband. From a casual confidential conversation to internal emotional issues.

[nicolanina]

Oh man...sad memories. Time ago i was with a girl for like...2 years, and after some bad days, she asked if i was good or need to Talk. After thinking on It a few seconds....i decided to open, and told her that i was feeling lonely cuz i used to Talk and hang out with many Friends, but i realized that everyday....i see less Friends, i Talk to less Friends....and That i was feeling like sometimes we all need people pay attention to us. She looked very understeable, and at this moment i felt so good to Talk.
2 months later, we was arguing and in some moment she said : at least i dont need to fullfill my empty soul with people to feel better.
My jaw dropped to the floor, and i just answered : im sorry to let you know how i felt, and im so sorry that Talk with you made me feel less lonely, It Will not hapennd again. She said sorry inmediatly, but It was over, we broke days later

[mr.dennis]

I don't normally agree with Pastor Henderson on much, but he's spot on with this! Once you show me that I can't trust you with my heart, you won't ever get that close again!