Mistakes make us human and I always tell people it's very important to learn the lessons that come across you in your lifetime. And definitely relationship mistakes are high up there. I feel like no one's perfect right, but like we all need to acknowledge what we can change and do better for ourselves and those around us. So I want to know what's a relationship mistake you've made. I have made the mistake in the past with someone involved in my life. At the time I would let him walk all over me, control me in terms of what I could say, do where you get the idea. And just, it was not the healthiest thing ever. It was really toxic and I realized it was never love. It was a power struggle. That's really what it came down to. I'm so glad I, you know, realized I deserved better and walked out. But I want to know what's a relationship mistake you've made and how did you learn from it?

I've realized that sometimes people wear their brain on their sleeve, like when they're joking and stuff, they aren't, because like, one person made some really bad jokes, turned out to be true, and it was like so hard for me but now I know like people wear their heart.

In one of my longest and most serious relationships, that was for six years, I let the guy almost bully me into thinking my opinion was not important or not feel beautiful enough and and just feel small and never again.

This is a great question I would love to get this off my shoulders when me and my ex boyfriend were broken up for a while I went on a day with somebody and while he had asked me when we got back together if I did do it

I think for me was I am someone that had mental health issues I love them to death but they weren't really like there if that makes sense it was a very difficult and handful

I have a daily mistake I made is probably comparing my current boyfriend like my last boyfriend like comparing men to like you know my ass by phone or something