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If you don't get rid of these 8 bad habits before marriage, you're not suitable for marriage. 

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Compared to dating, marriage involves a long-term relationship, and the way you interact with each other must be handled in a more mature way. Examine yourself; if you have these 8 bad habits, you may not be ready to enter into marriage.
From dating to marriage, what changes between men and women isn't just how they address each other; their "mindset" and "habits" in their relationship also need to shift. Compared to dating, marriage involves a long-term relationship and inevitably requires a more mature approach. The Huffington Post compiled the opinions of scholars, psychologists, and therapists, listing eight bad habits that should definitely be changed before marriage:
1. Hoping your partner can understand you 100% / your heart
Don't expect your partner to "read your mind." Few people can fully understand another's thoughts without communication. If you frequently get angry because your partner doesn't seem to understand you, it can erode your relationship in the long run. Maintaining good communication and interaction between couples is crucial, and "knowing how to ask questions" is an important lesson.
2. Trying to make your partner jealous
Even with occasional arguments, marriage remains the best haven during storms. However, if you frequently use arguments to deliberately interact with other people of the opposite sex, using flirtation to punish your partner or get their attention, this haven may crumble. Rather than playing "jealousy games," when feeling anxious and uneasy, the best way to maintain the relationship is to open up to your partner, talk about your current feelings, and discuss solutions together.
3. Constantly asking your partner if they love you.
If you constantly ask questions like "Do you love me?", "How much do you love me?", or "What do you love about me?" and only stop when you get a satisfactory answer, it might make others think you lack security. Furthermore, constantly pressuring your partner to express their love can actually reduce their desire to confess their feelings. Instead of demanding it directly, try to make them feel your love through everyday care and attention.
4. Life has become dull and monotonous.
A monotonous lifestyle is a major reason why many couples lose their passion in the end. Try injecting surprises into your daily life, such as planning a canoe trip together in your free time, or participating in an overseas volunteer camp together, to add new elements to your mundane and boring days.
5. Frequently blaming each other
Many couples frequently blame each other for their mistakes, such as, "Why didn't you turn off the water?" or "It's all because you woke me up halfway through washing my hands." This mutual blame-shifting is a deadly poison in a marriage. If this habit becomes a frequent occurrence in daily life, it will cause irreparable damage to the relationship. Before shifting blame to others, first consider where you yourself went wrong and what responsibility you bear.
6. Constantly looking down at your phone
You've probably seen this: a couple goes out to eat, but neither of them says a word, each engrossed in their own virtual world, glued to their phones. Don't waste precious time together on your phones. Look each other in the eye and chat about the little things that have happened in your lives.
7. Frequently threatening to break up
When values and opinions differ, many couples threaten to break up to force each other to compromise. However, after entering marriage, you should consider how to reach a consensus on this issue or how to avoid such disputes in the future.
8. Relentlessly questioning his ex-girlfriend/ex-boyfriend
When entering a relationship, it's inevitable to compare yourself to your partner's ex. However, constantly questioning your partner about their ex and digging up clues to your own perceived victories not only doesn't help the relationship but also creates a negative image of being overly controlling. Understand who the real protagonist is in this relationship, and don't let the "past" ruin the present.

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