So recently I posted about thinking to leave a 6 year relationship, and got a lot of great feedback and confirmation that I need to stand up for myself and leave. My original post - thank you to everyone for the replies! But now, I'm asking myself how I should go about this......
Some people likedecision-reprieve. As a submissive, they surrender control and leave the decision-making to the dominant. This is a good break for them to eliminate overthinking every once in a while. Thetabooor “wrong” nature of being a dominant or submissive turns them on. Some are fulf...
It’s tiring to be in a friendship or relationship where you can’t say “no” because you’re scared they will leave you if you don’t do what they ask. It’s mentally exhausting and physically draining to be a people-pleasing person all the time. 4. Feeling envious of other people...
Anxiety and nerves often relate to an inner sense compelling you to do and be more. This should be a process and experience that is embraced which is why the other tips help you capture the story, move forward, but ultimately help you to live a dynamic life. To be dynamic is to choose...
relationship. It often takes as much resourcefulness, energy and strength to stay in a bad relationship as it does to leave. With a shift in mindset, experience and expectation, the resources you use to stay and to blind out the seething hopelessness of it all can be used to propel you ...
When I recently chose to divorce this man who had played “grandpa” to my children’s children, old wounds surfaced. Had I known that to leave him meant I would lose my only local family, I probably would have stayed for the sake of the grandchildren. It’s that old programming baby...
After escaping domestic violence or an abusive relationship, you may benefit from talking to a professional about your situation and the effects it has had on you. Many people developpost-traumatic stress disorder(PTSD) after abuse, so attending therapy may help you understand these new symptoms ...
Quit blaming yourself for the state of the relationship. You didn’t and couldn’t control the outcome. Why beat yourself up? ReadWHEN PEOPLE ASK ABOUT MY ESTRANGED CHILDREN… WHAT CAN I SAY? Here are a few more ideas to help you heal and let go. ...
It would be in your interest to form an exit strategy as the likelihood of your partner changing is quite low. You deserve to be in a healthy, uplifting relationship so take steps now to leave your verbal abuser. Related Reading: Is Your Relationship Abusive? Questions to Ask Yourself Did ...
“Whoever, being the husband or the relative of the husband of a woman, subjects such woman to cruelty shall be punished with imprisonment for a term which may extend to three years and shall also be liable to fine.” Were you asked to leave your marital home? Can you force your parents...