Constant criticism

Most of what we do on a regular basis is from routine. Good habits are crucial for marriage. Here's 16 negative habits that will wreck your relationship. 1) Criticizing Your Partner 2) Not Listening 3) Waiting for Things to Get Better on their Own 4) Expecting Your Spouse to Read Your Mind 5) Refusing to Take Responsibility 6) Living in the Negative 7) Focusing on Past Failures 8) Thinking You Can Do the Same Thing and Get Different Results. 9) Watching Too Much Television 10) Obsessing over…

Lee McKay Doe, MBACP on Instagram: “This doesn’t have to be your story. Being an over-achiever is great, until it isn’t. The constant self-criticism, the fear of mediocrity…”

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Few people have ever changed for the better as the result of constant criticism or nagging. If we are not careful, some of what we offer as constant criticism is actually destructive. Joe L. Christensen.

Having a critical husband who is constantly making negative comments is very upsetting, to say the least. It may feel like he is constantly criticizing you, leading you to believe that you are inadequate. Over time this constant criticism will threaten your self-esteem, self-confidence, and your overall sense of well being.