[header] How to stop dumping good partners [title] First, identify your personal problems. [step] Think about your past relationships and how and why they have ended. Consider them each and try to find a pattern in your behavior.
[header] How to stop dumping good partners [title] First, identify your personal problems. [step] Think about your past relationships and how and why they have ended. Consider them each and try to find a pattern in your behavior.
[substeps] For example, you might have a tendency to dump your close friends, family, and coworkers. However, if your friends and family or coworkers are people you trust, you can still stop picking fights. It can be extremely helpful to keep a journal, tracking your feelings as relationships unfold, or to start a journal now to reflect on the past. [title] Ask yourself questions about your behavior in relationships. Notice how they turned out negatively for you. Identify your boundaries and determine how to fix those. Knowing how you have been affected can help you analyze why your relationship ended. [substeps] You may decide to come to an agreement that neither of you will dump.