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Relationship Self-Sabotage

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Jeffrey M. Butch

MS, MSN, APRN

A drastic measure to end a relationship

When someone doesn’t want to do something and cannot find a way out, they sometimes do something drastic to prevent participating. In a relationship it means to self-sabotage it to fail. It is part of self-sabotaging behavior. For example, people make themselves sick to avoid going to grandma’s house. In a relationship, it’s a self-destructive behavior someone might not even know they are doing. Its point is to keep from committing to a relationship. Your partner wants to get serious, but you do not, so you build walls between yourselves. You change your behavior to be less available. Ultimately you break up.

But sometimes you realize you are doing this, and you do not want to. It’s become a habit and you keep ruining relationships and now you want to stop and settle down. You have a Commitment Our Mindhealth Self-Hypnosis audio program on commitment will help you see the error of your ways in self-sabotaging relationships and let you find a lasting partner.

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Hypnotic suggestions help you make desired behavior changes.

Therefore, your inner mind accepts new solutions.

So your new habit is easier for you to start than it would be when fully awake.

The strength of hypnotherapy is in the power of suggestion.

Steady Thoughts products provide a gentle way to give you a positive message.

Hypnotic suggestions help you make desired behavior changes.

Therefore, your inner mind accepts new solutions.

So your new habit is easier for you to start than it would be when fully awake.