It is ever genuinely your fault the relationship ended?
12 Answers to "It is ever genuinely your fault the relationship ended?"
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I think it is a two way street. Even if one, or both, don't realize it at the time.
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There is always faults on both sides, there is circumstances where one
is contaminating the relationship which of course makes them worse, because
they had issues that were present to start off with. Hence the reason people have
to choose wisely when getting involved. If someone always blames the ex, if you were
to get with them, you will find they will always blame you for everything, it could be a
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Nope all my exes were ******* in the end and had a use for me they felt no need for anymore.
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Yes, sometimes it is.
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omfg its always my fault.
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Yes... Well no, my gaming addiciction is to blame! Got to love a good scapegoat.
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good excuse
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The last one was mostly my fault. The other 2 were because they got bored. I don't see how you can get bored of someone that just wants to love you. But I'll admit my faults.
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but doesn't that just mean you weren't after the same things?
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They have their point of view and I have mine. It ended it what really counts in the end.
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Sometimes it has been ... X
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Probrably.
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Probably, yes.
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Best Answer (Chosen by Voting):
Posted by LonexWolf Nov 26th, 2012 at 6:23AM
It takes two to make a relationship work.
It's always possible that one person is just not putting in the effort. In a normal, healthy relationship though, both people have to talk openly about what is happening, about where their relationship is going. So it's also possible that through lack of communication (or just by natural clashing, not all people are meant to be together) that both are at fault too.
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