Sacrificing everything to make the other person happy: You might feel like you have to ignore your own wants and needs because you are busy holding up the relationship by yourself.Instead, you are usually the one to say you are sorry in order to move past the problem. Being the one who has to apologize: After a conflict or argument, the other person rarely reaches out to take responsibility for their actions or make amends for the harm they have done.Either way, you’re the one carrying the weight of major choices on your back with minimal input or investment from the other person. Having to make most major relationship decisions on your own: The other person might tell you they don’t care either way or they may simply shrug off the responsibility of making important decisions altogether.Instead, you are expected to start nearly every conversation, initiate almost all interactions, and plan a significant majority of what you do together. Initiating a vast majority of the activities and communication: The other person is rarely the one to reach out and make first contact.