Is your partner supposed to make you a better person?

Though it isn’t always easy, ultimately your significant other will make you a better version of yourself. Whether you’ve been together for a few months or more years than you can count on one hand, your partner should bring out the best in you.

When you’re in love with someone who isn’t good for you?

“Dating someone who isn’t good for you slowly diminishes your self-worth, and you begin to believe that you’re not worthy or deserving of a loving, fulfilling relationship,” Burns says. “You pick at your flaws and mentally beat yourself up.”

How do I push my partner to be a better person?

5 Ways to Make Your Partner a Better Person

1. Positive Social Support. Considerable research shows that giving positive support to a stressed loved one can help them cope.
2. Cognitive Reframing.
3. Empathic Listening.
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How do I make myself a better relationship?

Be kind to yourself.

1. Positivity. Express happiness and pleasure when spending time together.
2. Understanding. Listen, forgive, apologize, and refrain from judgment.
3. Giving assurance. Talk about the future; remind your partner what he/she means to you.
4. Self-disclosing.
5. Openness.
6. Sharing tasks.
7. Involve networks.

Are You in a relationship with someone who isn’t good for You?

Being in a relationship with someone who isn’t good for you — and thus, doesn’t make you feel good about yourself — can also pose a problem for your own self-esteem and make future relationships feel more difficult for you.

Does your partner feel like other people are more important than you?

If your partner makes you feel like other people in their life are more important than you, there may be something missing in your relationship. As psychotherapist Meredith Prescott, LCSW tells Bustle, this can create a challenging dynamic in your partnership. “Spending time with others is healthy in every relationship,” Prescott says.

Is your partner not worth fighting for?

A partner who routinely dismisses your concerns can be a sign that the relationship isn’t worth fighting for. No one said relationships were easy ― even the strongest couples will inevitably hit a few bumps in the road.

Is it bad to be needy in a relationship?

“Everyone has needs, and some have more than others, which isn’t a bad thing,” Burns says. “You shouldn’t let someone make you feel belittled or judged for wanting more.” If you’re feeling needy all the time, however, that can be a sign that you’re with someone who isn’t good for you.