Mistake #1 – Thinking my time is more valuable than others I’m a very selfish person.

I especially value my time and absolutely hate wasting time.

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I try to avoid miscommunications by trying to be as clear as possible in my texts.

If a fight starts, I try to end the fight by talking on the phone or seeing each other in person.

As a medical student, I feel this constant pressure that “free time” really should be “study time”.

My time is valuable but thinking that my time is more valuable than my partner’s is a potential fuel for a fights.

Mistake #3 – Not reaffirming my significant other enough I often forget that as human beings, we need to be reminded and reaffirmed that we are loved and cared for.

Needing to be reminded that we are loved is not insecurity. I’m not great at doing this for my partner but I’m working on it.

Mistake #2 – Allowing miscommunication (especially via text) to cause fights As a medical student, it’s not practical to see my partner or go on dates multiple times a week.

With that being said, I often rely on texting and other forms of electronic communication to stay up to date with my significant other.