Suddenly, their texting style is annoying. Their laugh is irritating. A tiny disagreement feels like evidence that the relationship is doomed. Or perhaps there is an overwhelming need to pick a fight, withdraw, become emotionally unavailable or start wondering whether someone ‘better’ is out there. Welcome to the extremely inconvenient world of relationship self-sabotage. Self-sabotage does not necessarily mean someone wants their relationship to fail. Quite often, it can be a form of self-protection. Fear of vulnerability, rejection, abandonment and intimacy can make emotional closeness feel risky, particularly for people who have experienced painful or unpredictable relationships in the past.
Why Good Relationships Can Feel Scary And Lead To Self-Sabotage
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- Post published:August 24, 2026
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