In your relationship, are you the only one making the effort to make it work? Do you often feel frustrated and not listening? Be careful, these may be signs of a one-sided relationship.
In a relationship between two people whether romantic, friendly or professional, Communicate, listen or trust Allow you to build a solid and sound foundation. And both partners in the relationship have to give each other effort and attention for it to work.
But sometimes that might be feel imbalanceAnd only one person is carrying the heavy burden in a relationship, whether it is mental, physical or emotional.
This glitch can be temporary, if one of these two is intermittent Too busy or stressed. There may be times when you run out of energy and allow your partner or friend to temporarily manage your relationship. If this imbalance remains limited over time and does not become significant in your relationship, it is still a possibility. However, it can occupy a lot of space between two people. In this case we are talking about one sided relationship. This term applies to romantic relationships as much as it applies to friendly, family or professional relationships.
When does a one-sided relationship end?
Being in a one-sided relationship and not giving up on it can show that you are in a dependent relationship, that is, you are stepping aside for the other. If this situation suits you for a while and makes you feel loved, in the long run it affects your self-esteem and It can become a source of suffering.
And if you feel like you’re giving more than you get in the relationship, it’s time to make that relationship meaningful again, or to ask yourself if she’s really doing something for you. Talk frankly and calmly to your partner And see his reaction. If the other person doesn’t seem willing to change or spend more time with you, the relationship becomes toxic.
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You feel like your relationship is falling apart if you don’t deal with it
You are always the one who starts the conversation. If you don’t check in, your partner won’t check in, as if they knew you were going. And that makes you unhappy: you get depressed easily if you don’t get any message a day, for example.
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You are constantly apologizing
You spend your time bargaining and feeling sorry for everything that is going on in your relationship. Over-apologizing can be a way to make sure that everything is going well in your relationship and to crash in front of your partner to make them understand how precious they are to us. But this is not a sign of a healthy relationship.
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His needs come before yours
You regularly do things for your partner when they should. While this could be viewed as an occasional concern for his needs, you are actually forgetting about your own. This is the beginning of a toxic relationship.
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You always end up justifying his behavior
Despite the fact that your partner doesn’t appreciate you as much as you give them, you have a habit of justifying your partner’s behaviors, especially their lack of participation or indifference. Indirectly, you give him your consent not to invest in the relationship.
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Feel empty after spending time with
When you start to feel empty after spending time with your partner, it is a sign that your relationship is out of balance. You drained your energy because despite the fact that you put all your energy into this relationship, you won’t get anything in return.
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You feel insecure about your partner’s commitment
Your partner blows you hot and cold and you can’t tell how much commitment he wants to you. You even have that unpleasant feeling that he’s always somewhere else, even in your presence. Despite these warning signs, you are continuing the same relationship without asking questions.
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You are responsible for organizing all plans
In your relationship, you are on your own to organize everything. Restaurants, picnics, vacations…don’t feel like a decision lies ahead. If you don’t decide, nothing will happen. It may be time to let your partner know.