Lessons learned from loving the wrong person!

Must you do that everywhere we go?

Some Major signs You Could  Love The Wrong Person... for a period and learn  valuable lessons.

Many people think they know what it takes to maintain balanced, happy relationships in life: love, trust, compassion, compromise, laughter, a deep connection, and respect, to name a few.  However, a lot of us don’t even recognize if we love the wrong person…

To cultivate supportive, healthy relationships in life, you have to first find out what you don’t want, and sometimes that involves being in the wrong relationship for period of time. Here’s how to tell:

1. YOU AREN’T COMFORTABLE SPENDING TIME APART

In the beginning of a relationship, you naturally want to spend as much time with the person as you can since everything about it feels fresh and new, and you absolutely think you love the person you’re with. Of course, you still feel the same about your man or lady after a few months, but you might crave some time away from them occasionally to continue your own personal growth.

While your partner should be a big part of your life, it’s important to make sure they’re not the only part of your life. Research shows that once a relationship becomes stagnant, people start to forget why they’re in the relationship to begin with, and look for a way out so they can feel that initial spark again with someone new. To avoid having this happen, hanging out with friends or spending time alone is important in keeping the spark alive in the relationship and being able to grow evenly during time spent apart.

If this time apart doesn’t feel comfortable, there is an underlying trust issue, and since trust is a cornerstone of any relationship, you may want to reassess your relationship.

2. YOU DON’T UNDERSTAND EXACTLY HOW TO MAKE THE OTHER PERSON FEEL TRULY LOVED.

Just tell me what you need!

We all have different preferences when it comes to receiving, and givinh love. In the wrong relationship, one or both of the partners fail to understand the others needs. If you want to care for them in the best way possible, but don’t know how, remember that something as small as a cup of coffee in the morning or a warm dinner at night can be just the right touch to fixing a wronged relationship. This is effectively done through the right communication. You don’t expect the other to read your mind. You learn, get to know your partner and act in a way that makes them fall in love with you even more. If that is even possible.

3. LIVING IN THE PAST. LET IT GO.

Focusing on the wrongdoings and mistakes that people in your past made will only make you feel negative about your current relationship. Let go and leave those relationships where they belong – in your past-  fixating on prior pain will only cause more to appear…what you resist persists.

4. SOMEONE IS WITHHOLDING THE TRUTH.

When asked about the most important quality a person can possess, most people quickly say “trust.” If two people don’t have that, the foundation of the relationship will quickly crumble once the truth finally comes to the surface. Healthy love requires two people committed to sharing their darkest secrets and most authentic self no matter what.

5. YOU CAN’T HANDLE PROBLEMS EFFECTIVELY.

In both relationships and in  life in general , problems inevitably happen, and knowing how to deal with them and figure out solutions together can strengthen your relationship – and keep it running smoothly. If you or your partner are having a hard time tackling problems as a team and talking things through to solve the problem, it may mean that there’s a happier and longer-lasting relationship elsewhere.

A couple,married for 75 years, said that the key to make love work long-term is communication, even if that means arguing in order to solve a problem. Whatever your style of problem-solving may be, if you and your partner can resolve things quickly and easily without too much conflict, chances are you have the ability to make things work in the future. According to Dr. Preston Ni, “Successful couples have the ability to solve problems and let [them] go.”

If both you and your partner have similar problem-solving stressful situations... you can't solve them.