7 Sneaky Habits That Are Sabotaging Your Relationship
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These behaviors may not seem like a big deal on the surface, but therapists say they can damage the bond with your partner over time.
Some unhealthy behaviors in a relationship are obvious — things like lying, cheating, yelling and name-calling. But there are also more insidious habits couples develop without realizing how damaging they can be in the long run.
We asked therapists to pinpoint the seemingly inconsequential things couples do all the time that are secretly hurting the relationship.
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