Do you ever get that nagging feeling that something just isn’t right in your relationship?

There are so many reasons why we might struggle to be more trusting.

Sometimes, the problems are deep within us, and stem from experiences in our early years.

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Here are some signs that you don’t trust your significant other.

If it isn’t, then talk to your partner and give them an opportunity to explain.

I asked my client (and myself!)

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why it was hard to let her guard down.

As a result, I clammed up (and, eventually, filed for divorce).

Is it just shyness or is there a more serious reason for your reluctance to be vulnerable?

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Pro tip: think about the times when you’ve asked your partner to share the to-do list.

Have they proven themselves to be responsible and reliable or have they come up with a million excuses?

Some tag each other in almost every post, while others rarely interact at all.

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We are all guilty of the occasional stalker session but if you regularly (daily!)

Be honest about your suspicions and give them an opportunity to respond.

If, suddenly, you are feeling insecure with your current partner, there may be a good reason.

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Have you started picking apart your personal appearance?

Do you wonder if your significant other really cares for you?

Pro tip: venture to pinpoint when you started feeling the way that you do.

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Did something happen to shake your confidence?

Your self-worth should not suffer for a relationship.

Pro tip: pay attention to how you feel when your partner hangs out with their friends.

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Are you worried about his relationship with certain people?

If so, ask yourself why, and then pick a good time to share your concerns.

Pro tip: imagine asking for something important from your partner.

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What is their reaction?

If you are showing signs that you don’t trust your significant other, don’t dismiss it.

Look for any red flags and address the situation.

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It’s better to confront your doubts than to deny them!

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