Tuesday, February 22, 2011

How To Face Splitting Up A Failing Relationship

By Stephen K. Johnson


Are there reliable tricks to find if the whole rock on which your relationship was built is unstable and may cause a sudden crumble? It is not easy to tell that. Most of the times anyway, people realize the underlying faults only when the relationship has already taken a hit. Abuse is rampant and physical torture is a red flag.

Once you overstay in an abusive relationship, it becomes all the harder to move on once the abuse keeps growing. Many of the earlier signs are normally forgiven. The partners reach a truce and this remains in the closet. However, you would rather run off.

Many people tread that road of toxic relationships without having the slightest clue about what can go wrong. In fact, many rarely realize that their relationship is a toxic one. Most of these are self serving and one-sided relationships in reality yet we do not want to be in pairings like these.

Staying in toxic relationships is a ticket to self-ruin. Why would anyone willingly continue to be in selfish relationships like these? It is a sign of desperation to be in a relationship.

Sometimes it is wise not to be blind to the reality. Do you really accept that you are the lesser one who deserves constant abuse from someone who claims to love you? Therefore, by virtue of rising to the occasion and saying enough is enough, you will be displaying strength.

No matter how many excuses and reasons you can conjure up, there is no worth in staying with a partner who abuses you. It is pretty useless to change him at this point.

Do not suck up to his friends. You can cut those ties and not feel anything. This shows complete washing of hands.

Your safety matters more than the sentiments surrounding your walking out of the emotional and physical torture. This is what you have to let your ex's friends see in case they wonder.




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