8 Phrases Couples Therapists Never (Or Rarely) Say To Their Partners
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You won't hear relationship experts talking like this behind closed doors.
Therapists have seen and heard it all: the good, the bad and the ugly of relationships. Through their years of professional experience, they’re able to pinpoint the language that brings couples together and the language that pushes them apart.
We asked couples therapists which phrases they personally never or rarely (hey, even the pros aren’t perfect!) use in their own relationships. Here’s what they told us:
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