Detrimental beliefs about relationships

We believe a healthy relationship does not require any effort, when the truth is it requires more effort and work from the people involved.

Published on: Apr 21, 2023 10:36 AM IST

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Some of the things which we believe through the years about relationships can take it to doom. Often, we are conditioned in homes where we develop certain perceptions about relationships from the ones we see around us – and not all of them need to be healthy. Therapist Sara Kuburic pointed out a few detrimental beliefs about relationships that can be harmful. (Unsplash)

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We believe a healthy relationship does not require any effort, when the truth is it requires more effort and work from the people involved.  (Unsplash)

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We think communication is not necessary and that in happy relationships, people assume correctly about each other’s feelings. The right kind of relationship is based on a strong foundation of healthy and clear communication.  (Unsplash)

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Conflicts are not mandatory in relationships, when the truth is conflicts open up perspectives about each other and make it more transparent.  (Unsplash)

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We must spend all the time together, but in reality, a healthy relationship gives space to people to pursue their own things in their own time.  (Unsplash)

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Keeping score in relationship is not healthy, in fact, it creates unhealthy patterns of arguments and a toxic situation.  (Unsplash)

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The partner should fulfill all the needs. However, in healthy relationships, all expectations are not put on one person.  (Unsplash)