Human relationships rarely just fall apart overnight. Whether it's a friend or a close intimate partner, the signs are usually there for anybody self aware enough to see. Unless you've had some big explosive 'end of the road' type argument, most of the time our relationship woes come down to the habitual level- those small behaviours we do, usually without thinking, that slowly turn a good thing bad. It can sometimes be so unnoticeable, that we're left scratching our heads wondering 'what happened!?'

And when it comes to these behaviour patterns, you'll read 5 of the biggest ones to avoid here- why they're so damaging, and what you should do instead. Now of course, switching these behaviours isn't going to INSTANTLY save you if your marriage is on the rocks- it took time to break down, and it will take time to fix. But even if you cut just ONE of these habits out, you WILL notice a positive change in the quality of your love & social life. 

This article is focusing on intimate partnerships, but these habits and fixes STILL apply to most people you deal with on a day-to-day basis.

What exactly is a soulmate? It’s a term we hear all the time, yet the deeper meaning often gets lost beneath layers of romantic idealism. At its core, a soulmate is someone who resonates with your inner truth—someone drawn not to your surface-level personality or looks, but to the very soul of who you are. Soulmate relationships are less about flawless chemistry and more about profound spiritual recognition. They nourish you from the inside out, offering a kind of harmony that speaks to your deepest purpose and being.

When you meet your soulmate, they are pulled toward your energy—your true, radiant self and your unshakable devotion to what matters most to you. But here’s a strange twist: the people who are meant for us on the deepest level are often the ones we push away.

It sounds backwards, doesn’t it? You’d think the moment we meet this perfect energetic match, we’d fall effortlessly into their arms. But in reality, what often happens is resistance. We don’t always run to our soulmates—we run from them.