The document outlines five common mistakes to avoid in a new relationship, including holding back emotions, comparing your partner to an ex, and driving on emotions. It emphasizes the importance of open communication, avoiding threats of break-up, and accepting partners as they are rather than trying to change them. Overall, it advises maintaining a clear perspective and not allowing unrealistic expectations to cloud relationship decisions.

1. Five Mistakes to Avoid in a New Relationship
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There is always something goofy and warmth as you’re in a new relationship. At times, relationships
can be tricky since we all go through a roller-coaster ride of emotions. Often circumstances reveal
certain red flags, which can distort your Matrimony life.
 What Are The Common Mistakes To Avoid In New Relationship?
1. Holding Back your Emotions
2. Comparing your Partner to your Ex
3. Driving on Emotions
4. Threatening for “Break-Up”
5. Expecting too much and making efforts to “Change Your Partner”
Eminent Verbal, Emotional or even worse physical abuse can be ground for things going haphazard.
Below we have mentioned some mistakes that one must avoid for a perfect match.
Let’s dig deeper into every aspect.
1. Holding Back your Expressions

2. There aren’t scales aligned when expressing your love. Loving or expressing to your soulmate
isn’t wrong. Although women for sure go through a phase where they believe expressing love
from their heart would acclaim them as “Clingy” or “Needy”.
Although being careful is quite evident in the initials of “Relationships”. As your Marriage
matures, showing affection and communicating expression of love would surely go a long way.
2. Comparing your Partner to your Ex.
Although the human mind doesn’t easily accept new faces and quite comfortable with the
known one’s. This aspect is evident as well in terms of relationships. Relating a situation and
experiences a similar one to your past and making a decision, would surely get you into trouble.
Considering your Ex had reciprocated to your surprise in an amazing manner, whereas may be
your current partner wasn’t as excited about the same thing. That does not mean that your
current partner in not good enough or does not care about your feelings or won’t be compatible
with you in the long term. Keep an open mind and accept your new relationship with a clean
slate.
Last of all, never say “My Ex was good at that”. It might significantly hurt your current
relationship.
3. Driving on Emotions
This could be the hardest thing to control for persons with rampant emotions. Getting upset on
assumptions, would not only affect your relationships but your mind as well.
Restraining yourself from unnecessary emotions drive could be significant in controlling a tussle
between partners. The hardest could be taking a step back from things that are hard to digest and
think about them. It would surely help you sail over the journey of relationship. High emotions and
assumptions are a sort of deadly mixture for a happy Matrimonial relationship.

3. 4 Threatening for “Break-Up”
Well, this is could be a grave mistake, if you wish to keep a healthy relationship with your
partner. At times a heated brawl might end up into such threats. Although it is quite
understandable, the state of mind and anguish might result in such threats.
Being consistent on “Break-up” threats is unacceptable. Since being composed and committed is
the most fundamental aspect of a mature relationship. If you want a stronger Matrimony bond
with your partner, it doesn’t happen by abandoning your partner or being cruel and cowardly.
In simple terms, it could be as simple as “I’ll love you only, if!” One should disengage from such
actions. Avoid playing such cards & interact with your partner once you’re cooled down.
5 Stop expecting and making efforts to “Change Your Partner”
As we all are unique persons ourselves and that’s the personality we carry for a lifetime.
“Compromise” is one such word that is mistaken to “Change”. Compromise on the other hand is
accepting the person as it is and enjoying the differences together.
Whereas “Change” is more of asking a person to act in a certain manner that he isn’t that means
he has to compromise on a personal aspect. Marriage, in general, is a cohesion of two people
“Striving to go together”. Mending with personal qualities will for sure nurture your
Matchmaking process. Accepting your partner with all “Flaws” is what relationship means the
most.
Final Words
As you take a plunge into a new relationship, it’s all about keeping your head on your shoulders.
Daydreaming your future with your matrimonial partner can be cool, but don’t allow your dreams to
guide your everyday decisions. Love Passionately, But not blindly.