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Compromise is as much a part of a relationship as making coffee and falling asleep while watching Netflix. One person says one thing, the other person says another. Ideally, you try to meet in the middle. We wonder if things are skewed. The simple answer? You know, the fun stuff everyone loves to examine and revisit. The result is resentment and becoming a bystander in your life rather than getting things out in the open, possibly getting what you want, and having an exciting, loving partnership.
It comes down to looking at two particular elements. If your thoughts are muddled, pay attention to your body language.
If those elements are rarely present, yes, you are the Conceeder. The reason why, and from which all others radiate, is low self-esteem, so you compensate in various ways. Realizing the issue is a good first step, but you have to involve your partner. Your spouse may well love and support you, but you two have a routine. You also want to narrow down the areas that are most important.
Either way, you can get buy-in and the solution is now a group effort. Change only comes when you judge that what you want is bigger and more important than your fear. But that new discomfort is what matters. And you know what? Please try again. Give us a little more information and we'll give you a lot more relevant content. Your child's birthday or due date. Girl Boy Other Not Sure.
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What is compromise in a relationship
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How to compromise without feeling resentful