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Which of these ultimately led to a break-up of yours? And who's fault was it? Your boyfriend/girlfriend or your fault?

1. Breaking promises, lying, cheating in relationships:

These obvious violations of trust almost always result in relationship problems. If the basic trust in a love relationship is repeatedly broken, the problems accumulate and the motivation to stay together decreases.

2. Imbalance of power in relationships:

Relationship problems arise when one partner has more decision-making power than the other. When one person makes all the decisions about activities, friends, financial matters, household matters, and vacations, the relationship can become unstable.

3. Low self-esteem, insecurity, and lack of self-confidence:

Couples can break up because one partner feels unworthy of being loved. This insecurity can lead to possessiveness and dependence, which isn’t healthy for couples in love.

4. Excessive jealousy in relationships:

“Jealousy is cited as one of the most frequent causes of the breakup of romantic relationships,” writes Roger Hock. Jealousy can sometimes trigger abuse and violence, which can cause a relationship breakup.

Have you ever been in a relationship with someone who put you on a pedestal? Even if you didn't see yourself as highly as , or thought of yourself in the terms they thought of you? Maybe you're humble. Maybe you're shy. Maybe you just don't "see" it

Or have you been in a relationship where it causes problems with your significant other because you still get phone calls ... you still have others approach you ... you still have others trying to get with you, even if you tell them you're in a relationship?

Have you ever been with a person who's tries to "lock you down" because they see that others want you just as much as they do, they may have a jealousy issue, they may have a trust issues, they may have a self-esteem issue?

Maybe it's the way you look.

Maybe it's the way you dress.

Maybe it's your personality.

What ever "it" may be, Have you ever felt "too attractive", in any of your relationships?

I'm just curious. =)