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We’re all guilty of being hard to live with occasionally, and there are often good reasons – we’re sick, tired or stressed. But romantic relationships are based on mutual support, however long you’ve been with someone. And, when you’re not holding up your end of the bargain, you’re in danger of jeopardising something you love.
‘Relationships can be complicated, and one that’s stagnant where one or both parties aren’t actively putting in an effort is one that urgently needs some TLC,’ says counsellor, author and broadcaster Anna Williamson. Here are some ‘relationship wreckers’ to watch out for in ourselves (and our partners), and how to fix them.
DID YOU KNOW?
Sexually active Brits are having less sex than before, especially those who are married or cohabiting*.
DISRESPECT
Scoff at your partner’s jokes? Pull them up in public? Tut when they mention their hobby? These seemingly innocent acts can be humiliating. ‘It can be rolling your eyes when your partner