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6 Women's Phrases That Are Forbidden in Relationships: You Can Avoid Being Offended Later
22.08.2024 15:25
Whether intentionally or not, women and girls in relationships with men sometimes resort to forbidden methods, uttering phrases that would be better forgotten.
After what has been said, you can only be offended at yourself, because in a man’s ears they sound categorical.
Experts have compiled an approximate list of female phrases that should be considered taboo in relationships.
"You never..." or "You always..."
They are said during an argument and indicate that there will be no equal dialogue after what has been said.
It is much better to use a softer expression, hinting to the man that he may misunderstand what the woman wants from him.
"And I told you..."
These are not words, but salt that women sprinkle on a man's open wound. Having made a mistake, and after hearing this, he will definitely doubt the sincerity of his woman's feelings.
It would be better to offer the man an option that would help correct the situation.
"And my ex..."
In general, it is better not to talk about exes under any circumstances in a relationship. It is tactless.
It is obvious that the woman is comparing her current man with her ex.
Suspicions may arise and the level of trust will noticeably decrease.
"Don't exaggerate"
A man may feel that a woman is not interested in anything except her personal problems.
Try to help him solve his problematic situation, and at the same time help him calm down.
"I don't care anymore..."
Most likely, the woman does care and in fact she just needs to calm down before making a decision.
However, a man may interpret such an answer differently.
"It's all your fault"
It is unlikely that anyone will be happy about having the blame and responsibility for other people's actions shifted onto them.
A man knows very well that a loving person would not say such a thing, and after hearing this, he may stop trusting his woman and become depressed.
Even though women are more emotional than men, experts advise them to tell a man only what corresponds to their desires.
