Pet Names Predict Relationship Failure

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The 3 nicknames that mean your relationship is doomed to fail

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Dr Mark Travers , an American psychologist, has revealed the names that should be ringing alarm bells.

While some monikers convey warmth, reassurance and affection, others can act as 'emotional wallpaper' Dr Travers warned nicknames can simulate intimacy before it's truly earned.

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