Synonyms for take a chance in English gamble; bet; take a chance; take a risk; venture; speculate; do risky business; chance; risk; adventure; hazard; run a risk; take chances.

: an opportunity to try something again after failing one time I could have fired him, but I gave him a second chance.

take a chance on (someone or something) To give someone or something an opportunity to succeed when there is an appreciable risk that they or it may fail or result in a negative outcome.

5 Ways to Stop Being Taken Advantage Of

1. Communicate what you need to others around you: Stop assuming that others are going to magically intuit your distress, needs, and preferences.
2. Stop beating your head against the wall: Working hard and sticking to a task will help you reach your goals—some of the time.

6 Signs Your Friend is Taking Advantage of You

1. They only reach out when they need help.
2. They don’t listen to you, but always expect you to listen to them.
3. They only want to hang out when it’s convenient for them.
4. They’re constantly asking for favors.
5. You’re usually the one who pays.

It’s likely that you are a helpful person by nature, and sometimes you allow people to take advantage of you, because you’re nice and you want to please others. Stop this pattern; it’s killing your self-respect. You can be kind and nice and have boundaries.

What does it mean when your boyfriend wants to keep your relationship a secret? It means that he’s seeing someone else, he is embarrassed by you, his group of pals or family, or he’s not ready to make it public yet. If you’re drop-dead gorgeous, he’s scared they’ll try to steal you. Ask him to get the best answer.

1. Try Something New Together.
2. Learn Your Partner’s Love Language.
3. Schedule Alone Time Together.
4. Set Aside Time For Intimacy Chats.
5. Share In Your Spouse’s Interests.
6. Spice Up Your Sex Life.
7. Surprise and Delight Each Other For No Apparent Reason.
8. Laugh Together Often.