1. Think twice when your partner Constantly puts you in a competition situation. It's a bad sign if your partner repeatedly tells you how much their former partner usually...

1. Think twice when your partner Constantly puts you in a competition situation. It's a bad sign if your partner repeatedly tells you how much their former partner usually gave them, and what quality of gifts they received compared to yours. It's not okay for someone you want to spend your life with to compare you to others, make you feel little and undeserving of them, or act like they did you a favour to be in your life.

2. Lack of reciprocity of love.

If all the effort and all the affection come from you alone then it's clear that there's just one person interested in that relationship. There's nothing worse than being madly in love with someone who doesn't love you the same way.  Never force anyone to love you; if at all you get married to that person you will regret it because you might suffer from extreme rejection, possible neglect, inferiority complex, and self esteem issues.

3. Don't try to make a life partner out of a casual sex seeker. Or, let's just say, don't take a casual sex seeker seriously who tries to 'save face' by talking marriage. One of the defense mechanisms of randy men is to use marriage as a front to gain entry into a woman's life. There are individuals who can keep a sexual relationship for ten years and never intend at all to marry that person.

4. Think twice when your partner is using your physical looks to compliment their ego, and cares nothing about your person. They just want to be acknowledged for having such a handsome man or beautiful lady. They like only your face and physical features; not your person. You may have to serve as a toy or puppet for the rest of your life if you marry that person.

5. Someone who apologizes only when they are caught red handed. Have you met people who maintain strong denial until when caught? And when they get caught, they don't apologize out of genuine remorse, they use apology as a strategy to keep the relationship going. Be wise!

✍️@ Master_P