6. Doesn’t like your friends
”Maybe if he gets to know them a little better, he might start liking them.” This isn’t really something you should settle for. Find someone who respects your friends and someone who finds them awesome just because you find them awesome as well.
If your friends are nice, kind and generous people, why would you go for a man who thinks that they are weird and tells you how much he despises them?
7. Someone who wants to ‘’fix you’
You don’t need fixing my dear, you need someone who going to hold the pieces while you do the fixing yourself. I know that with all those broken parts of you there is a lot to comprehend and a lot to work on, but that doesn’t make you unworthy of unconditional love and respect.
Don’t settle for someone who wants to fix you, because you can do the fixing yourself. You should be with someone who will love you as broken as you are.
8. Being taken for granted
You’ve been working so hard on making the relationship work and making your partner feel loved by your side, you have given so much of yourself to the person who means the world to you and what does he do? Nothing.
He keeps on taking everything from you and never putting any kind of effort into the relationship. He might be thinking that you’re always going to be there for him, because he knows that you love him and care for him.
Make sure he knows that it won’t be the case if he doesn’t step up his game and start treating you the way you deserve.
9. Something temporary
You simply can’t seem to picture you two together in the future, but for some reason, you keep believing that it’s going to change. You think that you will find some things in common and that it’ll be all right.
But why would you want to wait for the moment where you’ll be able to picture you two together, holding hands while watching your children grow up? If you can’t see him as the father of your children or the love of your life, then move on
10. Stress
If he stresses you out more than he makes you happy, then why do you invest your time and energy into the relationship? It simply isn’t meant to be. I know that relationships do need a lot of work, but at the same time, they need to be fun.
Your partner needs to make you happy and be there for you, not stress you out all the time because he doesn’t know how to appreciate you.
