Relationship expert reveals the bedroom habit you need to break in 2025 to find the right partner for you
Relationship expert reveals the bedroom habit you need to break in 2025 to find the right partner for you
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January is the month for making changes - with people often vowing to exercise more, stick to a healthy diet or give up their vices, like drinking too much or smoking. But there's another part of life that some could do with overhauling following the New Year - and that's their love life.
![[For singletons hoping that their next relationship is completely different to their last, there's likely a few bad habits they need to break first, according to relationship expert Tina Wilson (pictured)]](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2025/01/17/11/94207405-14296179-image-m-10_1737114128283.jpg)
For singletons hoping that their next relationship is completely different to their last, there's likely a few bad habits they need to break first, according to a relationship expert. Tina Wilson, British founder of dating app Wingman, told FEMAIL how now is the time to cast a critical eye over your love life to ensure you find the right partner for you this year.
![[British founder of dating app Wingman, told FEMAIL how now is the time to cast a critical eye over your love life to ensure you find the right partner for you this year (stock photo)]](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2025/01/17/11/94207791-14296179-image-a-12_1737114837266.jpg)
Sharing some simple ways to help rejuvenate your dating scene, the expert warned about 'obsessing over finding a partner' and 'ignoring the pink flags'. 'Know the difference between putting yourself out there and being proactive, and becoming too obsessed with finding a romantic partner. It will be counterproductive', Tina insisted.
'You may end up meeting someone for the wrong reasons, so this should be a relationship bad habit to break as soon as possible.'. Here, Tina reveals how to detox your love life - from 'rushing into the next relationship' to 'hiding what you like in the bedroom'.
January is the month for making changes - with people often vowing to exercise more, stick to a healthy diet or give up their vices, like drinking too much. But there's another part of life that some could do with overhauling following the New Year - and that's their love life (stock photo).
