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10 Things You Shouldn’t Forgive Your Boyfriend For by Nobody: 11:28am On Mar 18, 2017
Some will say relationship is all about forgive and forget, oh yes you are right but there are somethings you shouldn’t take for granted, that is why a lot of relationships are not going right. Here are the ten things you shouldn’t forgive him for:

Disrespecting your friends and family

Your friends and your family are your world. They’ve been there for you through thick and thin and you would do absolutely anything for them. Now imagine someone coming into your life and basically shitting all over that? No matter how much you like someone, don’t let them think it’s okay to slag your family off or be disrespectful about them to you, or even to them. No man worth his salt would even dream of it.

Texting his ex

Okay, I know that in VERY FEW situations, a man remains to be friends with his ex for one reason or another, or perhaps he and his ex have a child together, so under these circumstances, it’s perfectly understandable, however in general, if he’s in a relationship with you, why on EARTH would he be getting in touch with someone he used to go out with? There is absolutely no reason to, especially if it’s on the sneak. This will only cause trust issues among other things but above all things, it’s just not cool. Not cool at all. Your ex is your ex for a reason.

Being violent

Need I say any more? If ANYONE, EVER, thinks it’s okay to physical harm you, walk away immediately.

Putting pressure on you

If you don’t want to do something, here’s the great thing about free will, you don’t have to do it. You always have a choice when it comes to, well, almost everything. If your partner is pressuring you to do things you don’t want to, or he’s pushing you into making decisions you’re not ready to make, have a conversation, perhaps he’s trying to be supportive but going about it the wrong way? If not, make him understand that it’s not acceptable to force someone to do something, and if he still doesn’t get it, well, bye Felicia.

Snooping

Unless you have a legitimate, almost certain, evidenced reason for looking through your partner’s phone (for instance), under any circumstances, this shouldn’t be done. Snooping breaks trust, period. Even if you live together or are married, you still have the right to privacy, so if your partner’s been looking through your emails or something similar without cause, can you really forgive him for being so untrustworthy without reason?

Blaming you for everything

Accountability makes the world go round, and relationships work for that matter. If you’ve ever been in a situation where everything is always “your fault” you’ll know what I’m talking about because a) you’ll know that everything wasn’t your fault and b) it was just easier to blame you so your partner didn’t feel bad. Erm, ladies, you do not have mug stamped on your foreheads so don’t just agree if you feel that you’re not to blame, put your foot down and “woman up” so to speak, it takes two to tango after all.

Making you second best

In any relationship, you want to feel like you’re a priority of your partner’s and a big one at that. You want to feel like you’re supported by them and generally, just adored by them. If it doesn’t feel like this way and you’re starting to get the vibe that you’re an option, have a word. Being second best is not normal in a relationship, you were not made to be put on a back burner.

Disrespecting you

If someone decides that disrespecting you by being patronizing, aggressive or rude (etc) is okay, then you have my permission (and the rest of the world’s for that matter) to inform them that it most certainly is not. Public displays of humiliation and other such nonsense are a vile way to assert dominance and make you feel plain bloody stupid, something you are not, so don’t stand for it.

Lying

As the Narcoleptic Argentinian taught us in Moulin Rouge, “without trust, there can be no love” and he’s spot on. Lying, even about the most trivial things, can erode any sort of trust you have built up over a period of time. Honesty is an integral foundation to a healthy relationship and once that’s broken, it’s pretty difficult to salvage. Sometimes, we’ll tell the truth about things we don’t necessarily want to because we’re afraid of the consequence but trust me, the consequences of being dishonest are a hell of a lot worse.
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Re: 10 Things You Shouldn’t Forgive Your Boyfriend For by youngbelieve(f): 11:41am On Mar 18, 2017
nice one op
Re: 10 Things You Shouldn’t Forgive Your Boyfriend For by Young03(m): 11:47am On Mar 18, 2017
Even jesus forgives
I will forgive hee n move on
Re: 10 Things You Shouldn’t Forgive Your Boyfriend For by stubornnn: 2:06pm On Mar 18, 2017
Very stupid list undecided

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