You know you're dating the wrong person when......
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when they are incapable of apologizing. when you try to picture raising a family with them or even ministering with them in some capacity, and you can't.
WHEN YOU DON'T FEEL THE PEACE OF GOD OVER THE RELATIONSHIP.
when disagreements end with dissension rather than peace. everyone will have disagreements from time to time. it's the way people deal with- or don't deal with as the case may be- with them.
WHEN YOU DON'T FEEL THE PEACE OF GOD OVER THE RELATIONSHIP.
when disagreements end with dissension rather than peace. everyone will have disagreements from time to time. it's the way people deal with- or don't deal with as the case may be- with them.
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Red flags! When you feel like somethings not right in the relationship or about that person take notice of it.God gave women a great gift it's called intuition. Listen to that feeling. I can't tell you how many times I've ignored that feeling and payed for it in the end. I'm learning to listen to those feelings (which are from the Lord) and I tell you I feel like I'm dodging some bullets. I think too many people right off those feelings and warnings they feel. They end up giving their partner the benefit of the doubt.
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When they don't show the same level of responsibility or acceptance you do. When they act on impulse more than well-thought out decisions.
I finally met my ex who I had a long term relationship for a year, in person last summer. It felt like a honey moon we traveled his country (England/Scotland) and I felt comfortable and relaxed with him. Though some things bothered me. He wasn't very accepting and kind of hypocritical. I started to feel like I couldn't express my views about things without him jumping on me. I struggling with my faith, not that I don't believe, I just not concrete on the extent of my belief. Well I mentioned my belief to him and he flipped (he's a very aggressive atheist) He was also more concerned with frivolous things such as video games ( I love me a good video game) instead of making sure he could take care of himself in a fully independent way. When I returned home it started getting worse. I would go to work and the one day off I had at the time I would want to use to talk to him but he continually would go out with his buddies on that night.
When I met someone else who was on the same wave length as me and we became friends my ex got very upset and ended up having a temper tantrum and breaking up with me.
When I look back I'm glad he broke up with me, though I wish I would have seen the real him before I spent 3000 dollars going to the UK. I could have spent it or saved it for an even better trip with my bestfriend instead.
I finally met my ex who I had a long term relationship for a year, in person last summer. It felt like a honey moon we traveled his country (England/Scotland) and I felt comfortable and relaxed with him. Though some things bothered me. He wasn't very accepting and kind of hypocritical. I started to feel like I couldn't express my views about things without him jumping on me. I struggling with my faith, not that I don't believe, I just not concrete on the extent of my belief. Well I mentioned my belief to him and he flipped (he's a very aggressive atheist) He was also more concerned with frivolous things such as video games ( I love me a good video game) instead of making sure he could take care of himself in a fully independent way. When I returned home it started getting worse. I would go to work and the one day off I had at the time I would want to use to talk to him but he continually would go out with his buddies on that night.
When I met someone else who was on the same wave length as me and we became friends my ex got very upset and ended up having a temper tantrum and breaking up with me.
When I look back I'm glad he broke up with me, though I wish I would have seen the real him before I spent 3000 dollars going to the UK. I could have spent it or saved it for an even better trip with my bestfriend instead.
