Are You Sabotaging Relationships?

Published on

September 24, 2020

TJ Gibbs

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It’s not easy to know where the issues in a relationship originate. There are two sides to every story – of course, that doesn’t mean the two sides are equal! This Love Exercise is designed to help you identify if there’s an element of self-sabotage involved. There’s no point scoring, no big reveal or answers page. This is a self-reflection exercise to help you find some clarity

It's not easy to know where the issues in a relationship originate. There are two sides to every story - of course, that doesn't mean the two sides are equal! This Love Exercise is designed to help you identify if there's an element of self-sabotage involved. There's no point scoring, no big reveal or answers page. This is a self-reflection exercise to help you find some clarity

Are you repeatedly getting involved with people who present the same relationship problems? If so, what are those problems? For example men/women who cheat?
Are there people in your early life who experienced these problems - on either side of the issue? I.e. Women who are abusive or men who drink too much. Write about your family patterns.
Do you do things in your life that lead to these recurring problems? I.e. cheating/flirting/drinking. Explain that pattern
Is there unfinished business with any old partners? Such as holding onto bitterness or resentment? Write about that.
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