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Sometimes, we get in the way of building our own happily ever after. This tendency is what psychologists define as self-sabotage in relationships. This can be defined as a knack for making your relationship fall apart, either subconsciously or consciously. For a lot of people, self-sabotaging behavior is so inherent that they fail to recognize the problematic patterns. There is no scope for correcting course and they subconsciously ruin the relationship. Fortunately, your behavior is something that you can change. To stop self-sabotaging relationships, you need to learn how to identify unhelpful patterns and the reasons for this behavior. Only then can you break the cycle, and give yourself a real shot at building meaningful romantic partnerships.

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