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Signs that Your Relationship May Be Over

There are five common phrases that Harvard psychologist Sabrina Romanoff often hears in couples therapy that sound seemingly reasonable – but they could indicate that the relationship is over, she says.

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Five Phrases Indicating that a Relationship Might Have Come to an End, According to a Harvard Psychologist

Some expressions that appear again and again during the discussions may reveal that the couple has entered into an unhealthy dynamic, although no isolated phrase alone determines their future

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Signs that Your Relationship May Be Over

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