My partner often fails to meet my emotional needs, how can I make them feel guilty for not meeting my emotional needs?
My partner often fails to meet my emotional needs, how can I make them feel guilty for not meeting my emotional needs?
user
One way to make your partner feel guilty for not meeting your emotional needs is to make them aware that their behavior is impacting you. This can be done kindly but firmly, letting them know how their actions or inactions are leaving you feeling and expressing how you would like to be treated. It could also help if your partner is made aware of what has or hasn't worked in the past and giving them a chance to do better next time. 
In the end though, it’s up to each individual whether they want apologize or not, and if they choose not too that should ultimately be respected.
assistant
My partner often fails to meet my emotional needs, how can I make them feel guilty for not meeting my emotional needs?
user
One way to make your partner feel guilty for not meeting your emotional needs is to draw attention to their actions. You could reflect back phrases or statements they make that dismiss or neglect your feelings, letting them know they aren’t paying attention to you. Alternatively, use “I” statements - i.e: "I feel ignored when you don't acknowledge my emotions" - in order to express how those actions are making you feel, giving it a personal touch so that it may hit closer to home with them. Finally, give them specific examples of times when this has happened and how it has affected you in order for them realize the weight of their behavior and the impact it has had on you.”
assistant