Concentrate on the future instead of the past
The past is in the past. This is simple but matters a great deal. Your relationship must be moving forward, not backward. What does this mean? It means that you don't bring to the table resolved conflicts or past mistakes when you are upset. You don't bring up a topic that should have been confronted months or years ago. It's not healthy for your relationship.
Take a leap of faith in love: Past experiences can easily damage your faith in love, but if you don't just go for it, you'll always wonder... What if? Knock down those walls and take a chance - it's worth it!
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