damage in a relationship?

Question

what does it mean when a partner tells the other partner that he or she has done damage to the relationship?

Answer 1

To me, it means that there is a loss of trust and/or respect and that the "offended partner" feels a need to re-evaluate the relationship. It's usually something quite serious or a series of small things that in aggregate are serious.

Answer 2

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Answer 3

Basically, something youve done has given your partner reason for deep concern, thus the "damage". This deep concern, known only to your partner could be justification for breakup depending on just how serious the problem is. Most of the time, when a problem gets this far to actually doing damage,the relationship was damaged and in a downfall some time ago, and your partner was just looking for a good screw up on your part, (to blame you for the break up) to start the means to an end. Be prepared for more to fall until this relationship fails and ends.

Answer 4

It must be a huge blow that made an impact..

The words signify a considerably huge concern, maybe cheating or financial issues.. because most couples usually get over a slight quarrel and understand that problems arise from both parties (it takes 2 hands to clap). So in the situation described, the second party must have caused considerably huge pain or disappointment, and might not be easily forgiven (''/)

Answer 5

Sounds like some crap a therapist thought up.

Answer 6

something unforgivable