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GM. Examine your Expectations As human we desire to be treated right same happens in every relationship, but there is need to examine our expectations so we don't overdo things or destroy our relationship because of unrealistic expectations. Do this 👇 Take a moment to reflect on what you expect from your partner & what they might expect from you. Questions to gently ask yourself: 1. Are my expectations fair, or are they shaped by social media or family pressure? 2. Do I share my needs openly and kindly with my partner or someone else? 3. Am I making space for their needs too, or am I mostly focused on my own? Action tips: Write down one expectation you’re ready to loosen or adjust, so you can create more peace & understanding in your relationship. Love, attention, wealth, care are not gender base and so we should not want what we can't give. Discuss your expectations openly with your partner.

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This is such a necessary reminder. Expectations can make or break any relationship—romantic or otherwise. Most times, we walk into relationships carrying silent assumptions, hoping the other person will just know what we need. But connection doesn't thrive in assumptions—it grows through honest communication and mutual understanding. Taking time to examine our expectations helps us avoid projecting our unmet needs or past disappointments onto someone who may not even know we’re hurting. I’d also add this: 🧠 Check the root of your expectations. Sometimes we expect perfection, constant attention, or even emotional mind-reading because of what we lack internally. Inner healing is key. 💬 Talk early, talk often. Don’t wait for conflict. Make it normal to ask each other things like, “What does feeling supported look like for you this week?” “Is there something I’m missing that matters to you?” 💞 Create a ‘we’ space. It’s not my needs vs. yours—it’s our shared experience. Balancing both people’s needs is what turns expectations into agreements. And that last line hit home: “Love, attention, wealth, care are not gender based.” Yes. Reciprocity matters. Don’t expect what you aren’t willing to nurture in return. Let’s keep normalizing this kind of relationship self-awareness. It’s how we build safer, more fulfilling connections. What’s one expectation you realized needed adjusting in your relationships?

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Mind blowing response. Relationship is going to be sweet if we avoid this assumption trend. Em is supposed to take the kids from school. 💭 Don't you think if you tell em to it will be better? 😒 Assumption is the mother of all f7ck up

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