Sarcastic Words You Should Never Use On Your Partner

Sarcastic Things Never To Say To You Partner Even In A Heated Argument
Sarcasm is simply saying things you don't really mean, in this case, due to your inability to manage your anger.
You think you love by hurting him or her with your words and expecting to be chased? Well, that's not true love.
Love is mostly seen in your words and actions, most at times when you're not conscious.
Someone once said, "You want to know a person's true character? Watch when they are very upset or very excited."
There are some words that I term, "cancerous". They need not be spoken because they are capable of tearing down a relationship of years.
What are some words you shouldn't use or say to your partner even in a heated situation.
1. You're so immature and inexperienced
Especially when you're older than him or her, it gives him the self-simpathy lookAt first, you accepted ... into your life not minding the age but now it has become a paradigm of judging their output and productivity. It's demoralizing and difficult to let go.
2. I really miss my ex
I know most girls do and say all kinds of "annoying" things just to provoke guys, yea! You mustn't insult him to get his attention. If you miss you ex, who cares? The door is wide open, you may leave. You're staying? Then quit acting immature giving your partner a ground to feeling they're not measuring up to the standard you've set in your mind. Grow up!
3. I guess I'll go hungry dating you
This is especially when she is having "offers" from other guys and she is beginning to doubt the sustainability of his guy's financial well. If you don't wanna date him because of your doubts in his financial capacity, simply walk out early! Not after "milking him dry", you then notice he can really really foot your bills or actually meet the demands of marriage.
4. One-minute man
As harsh as this sounds, some ladies use this term on their guys. I personally don't think any guy was born to be a "sixty seconds" guy. If it's an illness, go with him in search of a cure because you love him OR if you don't love him and detest the situation, find another excuse to tell him. It's derogatory as well as it is demeaning. Don't joke around using it.
5. Who paid your fees, for your hair, make-up, food etc?
No...you don't have to say all that to upset her/him. She already knows. Announcing it childishly incur disrespect and disregard on your person. Using such a line, you can lose her. As usual, it is demeaning for a joke.
Getting angry and almost wanting to use wrong choices of words on our partners is not a new temptation. However, we must count the pains it will cost that person and not the temporary feeling of hurt you feel.
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