Letting go of your true love is unimaginably hard, but when it’s time to move on in order to save your sanity, you must let go of your toxic relationship for the sake of your well-being and self-esteem.
Sometimes, we get so lost in a bad relationship that we forget our self-worth and lose our true selves.
We keep lying to ourselves that this time things will get better, and this time they will change. But they never do.
We lose our sense of self-identity and it becomes very difficult to know where the line lies between a healthy relationship and a bad relationship. Breaking up with your best friend feels like torture.
But all the good intentions you had to make it better are starting to drain you emotionally and physically.
Where does the pain end and where did your happiness go?
How do you know it’s time to move on from a relationship? How do you know that you can no longer keep clinging and waiting for change that you know deep down will never happen?
There are many red flags and obvious signs that will help you know that your romantic relationship comes with an expiration date but admitting it to yourself is another thing entirely.
Love tends to blind even the best of us. Ignoring the warning signs becomes second nature, and making such a major change in your life becomes the end of the world.
You are so used to being attached to this person that moving on does not seem intelligible.
But when you let them go and choose this vital life change, you give yourself a new lease on life. Letting go will set you free once you see how much you deserve it!
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How do you know it’s time to move on?
By listening to your gut feeling. By putting yourself first for once.
By choosing your well-being over toxicity. By choosing yourself!
The last time I was in a bad relationship, I went through some of the most complicated emotions anyone can handle.
Even though I truly believed that I would know when it was time to move on from the relationship, I let myself down.
My current (very happy) situation has helped me see things clearly.
Sure, in hindsight, everything seems clearer, but if we choose to acknowledge the red flags in time, we will save ourselves a lot of unnecessary pain.
When it’s time to move on, you have this inexplicable feeling that you’re always on the edge of yourself.
You’ll never feel like yourself, and deep down, you see how much struggle it takes to keep this thing together.
Not long ago, you were in a really healthy relationship that filled your heart with deep happiness but today, letting go is the only option that will leave you in one piece.
As satisfying as a romantic relationship can be, it can also make you lose your true self in the process.
Lying to yourself daily that you’re fine (when you’re not) is a clear sign that it’s time to move on. Feeling lonely and absent are signs that it is time to move on.
Not feeling like you can be yourself with this person is all you need to know that it’s time for a change.
All you have to do is choose to be honest with yourself, and all the warning signs will suddenly become very clear. While you’re making these moves, let us help you see the real signs that it’s time to let go.
