Anger makes us say things we can’t take back. But the wrong words can cut deeper than a knife, and even after the fight is over, your partner may never forget how you made them feel.

Here are 5 things you should never say when you’re angry:

1. “I regret being with you.”
That one line can destroy trust. Even if you don’t mean it, it plants a seed of doubt in their heart.

2. “You’re just like your father/mother.”
Comparisons sting. Nobody wants to feel like a repeat of someone else’s mistakes.

3. “I don’t care anymore.”
If you say this enough, your partner will eventually believe you, and stop caring too.

4. “Maybe I should find someone else.”
Never threaten your relationship with other options. Once those words are out, they can’t be unheard.

5. “Shut up.”
Disrespect kills love faster than cheating. Anger should never cross the line into belittling.

Darling, disagreements are normal. Anger is human. But maturity is knowing how to argue without destroying the person you claim to love.

Control your tongue in anger.
Or you’ll spend years repairing what one careless word