How To Stop Being A Caretaker In Relationships

Are you always taking care of your romantic partners? Do you feel like your partner would be a mess without you? This video will help you to stop playing caretaker in relationships.

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This video will show you how to stop being a caretaker in relationships. To be a caretaker in relationships means that you are believing your partner is a victim and can't be happy, function well, or survive without you. To stop being a caretaker in relationships doesn't mean you stop caring about your partner, it just means you act intuitively instead of out of arrogance, victimizing, and fearing your partner will leave if you don't take care of them.