1.Over-interpretation: Avoid making too many assumptions or interpretations about the other person's behavior. Don't try to speculate on the other person's intentions from every little detail, which can lead to unnecessary anxiety and misunderstandings.
2.Frequent interruptions: Don't constantly message or call** the other person. This behavior may seem overly urgent and may even make the other person feel uncomfortable or stressed.
3.Public questioning: Avoid publicly questioning why the other person isn't contacting you socially** or in public. Such an approach may be embarrassing for the other person and may further damage your relationship.
4.Self-blame: Don't blame yourself for the other person's disconnection. This can lead to a decrease in self-worth and is not conducive to emotional well-being.
5.Neglect your own life: Don't neglect to take care of yourself and other important aspects of your daily life by waiting for the other person to connect. Maintaining a normal pace of life and social activities can help maintain emotional balance.
6.Compulsive checks: Avoid constantly checking your phone or social** in the hope of seeing the other person's connection. This compulsive behavior may heighten feelings of anxiety and negatively affect your mental health. February** Dynamic Incentive Program