Relationship Therapist Reveals: This Common Habit Could Signal It's Time to Break Up
Therapist warns: This habit could ruin your relationship

Are you unknowingly sabotaging your relationship with a common habit? A leading relationship therapist has issued a stark warning about a behaviour many couples dismiss as harmless - but which could actually signal serious trouble ahead.

The Hidden Danger in Everyday Interactions

According to the expert, what appears to be normal communication between partners might actually be masking deeper issues. "Many people don't realise they're engaging in this damaging pattern," the therapist explains. "It starts small but can erode the foundation of even the strongest relationships."

Spotting the Red Flags

The warning signs include:

  • Frequent dismissive responses to your partner's concerns
  • Making light of serious relationship issues
  • Consistently avoiding meaningful conversations
  • Using humour to deflect emotional intimacy

"When this becomes a pattern, it's not just annoying - it's emotionally damaging," the therapist warns. "Your partner may start to feel unheard, invalidated, and ultimately disconnected."

When to Consider Walking Away

The expert suggests that if attempts to address this behaviour are repeatedly ignored or dismissed, it might be time to reconsider the relationship. "A partner who consistently refuses to engage in meaningful communication is showing you who they are," says the therapist. "Believe them."

For couples willing to work on their issues, professional help can make a significant difference. However, the therapist emphasises that both partners must be committed to change for therapy to be effective.