3 little words that can silently kill your relationships....Do you say them?

[Vestibule]

I love online relationship coaches but I don't trust them...

[megabyteme]

As an online relationship coach, i have seen a lot of relationship hitting the rocks just because of little unnoticed words that spouses say to each other that end up killing their relationships. theses three little words are often used by couples without knowing the effect it has on their relationships.

So what are these three little words?

I DON'T TRUST YOU: looks harmless and simple, isnt it? but terribly a relationship killer. telling your spouse no matter the contest it is being used that you don't trust him/her is a relationship killer. this word simply makes your spouse feel worthless and less important and no one(including you) would want to feel worthless and less-important.

BUT: this singular word as common as it looks has ruined many marriages and relationships today. sentences like: i love you BUT....., goes a long way in showing reservations about your love for your spouse. this word simply acts like an eraser that erases what ever good thing that comes before or after it in that sentence.
you may have probably lost your spouse or partner as a result of little words that can kill a relationship.

In contrast, "cunt", "whore", and "bitch" will end the relationship LOUDLY.

[IdolEyes787]

I honestly thought the answer to the original question was going to be "The gun's loaded."

[Artemis]

Or in Meg's case, the three little words would be is it in?

[megabyteme]

Or in Meg's case, the three little words would be is it in?

Or in Art's case, "I'm coming home." Surely the way to get the missus to stop having the secks.

[mjmacky]

Or in Meg's case, the three little words would be is it in?

Or in Art's case, "I'm coming home." Surely the way to get the missus to stop having the secks.

If you really wanted to nail it to Art, you would have described a historically relevant sexual anecdote that he was sharing with the missus when she shot herself with the nail gun she was using to assemble the homemade sybian.

[Artemis]

Or in Art's case, "I'm coming home." Surely the way to get the missus to stop having the secks.

If you really wanted to nail it to Art, you would have described a historically relevant sexual anecdote that he was sharing with the missus when she shot herself with the nail gun she was using to assemble the homemade sybian.

It's only a shame we don't have a :golfclap: smiley for Mclovin's little comeback, it was really very good...... :golfclap:

[mjmacky]

If you really wanted to nail it to Art, you would have described a historically relevant sexual anecdote that he was sharing with the missus when she shot herself with the nail gun she was using to assemble the homemade sybian.

It's only a shame we don't have a :golfclap: smiley for Mclovin's little comeback, it was really very good...... :golfclap:

I have been popping in for a couple months. You are more scarce than I. Did you notice my use of the indefinite article instead of the definite article?

[Artemis]

[mjmacky]

That's OK, I'll go ahead and explain it. Normally, "the" should have been used, but I used "a" to imply that many sexual anecdotes were being preached by you, and MBM would have been describing only one of them.