Self behavior is the root of any relationship. It depends on your behavior whether the relationship will work or not. And obsession and control over your loved one are the two fatal factors which when crossed a certain limit will mar your relationship. An obsessive or dangerous love addiction can take a toll on your relationships with others. Being in this kind of relationship can make it difficult to distinguish the sign of obsessions because you might outlook your behavior as normal.

Any relationship that consistently makes you question your self-worth means you are in a potentially dangerous relationship. This kind of obsessive behavior ignites most probably at the short to mid-term stages of dating. It is this stage when you have come out of the initial exciting stage of love and expect your partner to behave the way you want. You’ll want to spend each and every minute together as possible. That’s when the fiend will take hold.

It is this time when your world revolves around a single person and the world doesn’t exist for you. Here are some warning signs which would probably help you recognize you obsessive behavior. If you feel you want to stay alone without your friends or family, this could be a sign. Isolation in a dangerous relationship extends beyond not seeing people. Many people in obsessive relationships engage in this behavior because the goal is to make one person totally dependent on the other.

In the mind of the obsessive partner, this ensures the other person will not leave him. In order to make your relationship work you firstly need to give space to your partner in all the possible way you can. It’s vital that you get direct your emotions in the right direction. A little change from your part can save your relationship.