He Will, But Never Does

Many people make promises in the hopes that they would make someone happy. Describe how your skepticism over his capacity to uphold his word doesn't make you pleased. Make it known that if he breaches a commitment, he treats it as a betrayal and makes you feel irrelevant to him, undervalued, and angry. Ask him how he would feel if you broke your commitments instead of the other way around. Ask him to consider your feelings before committing he might be unable to keep.
Breaking commitments causes issues in relationships when one spouse considers the other as not reliable. If your lover is unable to follow his commitments, you will start to think that he has broken his word. Why keeping your word is beneficial to you? You may make his life and your relationship better by encouraging him to keep his word.
People that maintain their promises are trustworthy and responsible.
This is valid in all facets of life, including marriage and employment.
Make the point that if he keeps violating his commitments, he will persuade others that he is unreliable. Your guy has to understand that breaking his promise demonstrates a lack of respect for himself. Additionally, it could undermine his feeling of value and worth. Ask him to consider the long-term repercussions of developing a reputation for being careless and unreliable.
There are numerous difficult moments in a relationship, and although some couples manage to get through them, others end up divorcing again. If you are reading this, it may be because your relationship is bouncing about during a trying period or, more, unfortunately, because it has broken down and has to be fixed. For several reasons, such as treachery, poor communication, or feelings of envy, your relationship may be in peril. If you feel there is a solution and would prefer not to lose them, "HE WILL, BUT NEVER DOES" gives some tips on how to bring your lover back after a crisis without ruining your relationship.