When your trust is broken, the relationship is likely going to suffer some changes, and not always for the better. Sometimes certain issues will be very difficult to acknowledge and face, but neglecting them or simply sweeping them under the rug will not have a very happy outcome either.
1. If it was your fault, it’s important that you take full responsibility.
Taking responsibility is not always easy, but it’s the first and most important step you have to take if you want to save your relationship. And that’s even more important if you’ve been infidel to your partner, or you’ve broken their trust in a certain way.
By taking full responsibility, you’re showing your partner that you understand what you did wrong, but also that you regret very much hurting their feelings. Try not to find excuses for your mistakes, or blame them for your actions.
You’re the only one that’s responsible for your actions, so blaming other people will likely end the relationship. According to Kraushaar, you should try to own up to your mistakes in a loving way, and let your partner know that you’ll do everything in your power to rebuild their trust.
Therefore, acknowledge when you are wrong, take responsibility when you know it’s your fault, and try not to blame your partner for your own actions.
Read also: The Most Common Signs That Indicate You’re In A Rebound Relationship.
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