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- How to Identify & Release Toxic Relationships
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How to Identify & Release Toxic Relationships
Others drain us dry. In reality, we each have choices. We get to decide who we allow into our inner sanctum the space where our spirits replenish, our hearts open and our being renews. Not everyone deserves an all-access pass. Gracefully ending a toxic relationship or one that no longer serves you might just be what the doctor ordered. Life has a much bigger plan for you. Happiness is part of that plan.
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Health is part of that plan. Stability is part of that plan. Constant struggle is not. There are countless rational excuses that keep us stuck.
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Habitually attempting to fix the unfixable is crazy-making. Start by observing the thoughts running through your head. How do you honestly feel about the person in question? When I find myself in a pain cave, I crack open my journal for some good old scribble therapy. I write, uncover, release, write, cry, write, rage, write, sigh, write, nap… write. Try it. Ask yourself any of the following sample questions and then write freely. Do your best to stay open and receive.
Guess what? Your soul said that—loud and clear. Really take it in. Deciding to end a toxic relationship might not be the same as actually leaving or creating boundaries physical or emotional. The more entangled you are, the more logistics might have to be worked out. The stress definitely takes its toll. If you fear for your safety in any way, please consider seeking support from the resources below. Zero BS.
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Zero finger pointing. Zero manipulation. And, no last digs.
I apologize when needed and try to recall what was once wonderful. If they were going to see it, that would have happened long ago. Is it always this clean? In some cases, I wish I had more compassion and better communication skills. But these days when my bones tell me to pack my bags, I listen. Will your life really fall apart when you move on from a toxic relationship? Mine has several times. Remember the real you beneath your fear. You are resilient. Worth it. Relief, freedom, authenticity, true love, nourishing relationships with yourself and others , fresh starts and smarter beginnings.
Follow your true north. The coordinates on your internal compass read like this: Honor your uniqueness, listen to your heart, appreciate your rhythm, know and be loyal to yourself. Your turn: Have you ended a toxic relationship or one that no longer serves you? Share your story to inspire others and so that we can support you! Meditation is one of the easiest ways to clear your mind and connect with your intuition. My Extraordinary Meditations for a Magnificent Life album will help you create a practice that nourishes you at the deepest level.
Notify me of followup comments via e-mail: you can also subscribe without commenting Don't subscribe All Replies to my comments. I literally broke up with my boyfriend Saturday night and the the chronic stiff neck that I had for nearly 2 years, for which I went for weekly acupuncture and massage for, DISSOLVED within an hour and a half of the breakup. As sad as I am we met under fairy tale-like circumstances and I believed hoped?
The body definitely knows. As sad as I was after a 7 year relationship and crazy breakup, my anxiety went away and I never once lost sleep.
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There was even a time he came back around 2 years later and I felt a huge knot in my neck. Whatever you do, get out of the relationship if your gut, heart and mind your intution feels there is something not right. The longer you are in the relationship, the longer it will take you to recover. Speaking from experience I waited two and a half years while my wife was with a ten year friend now X Friend of mine. Sounds like she was gas lighting you.
My soon to be ex-husband does it to me all the time. One would think that facing a 24 year failed marriage would prompt honesty. Not so… sigh. Hi Nina. I can relate although my circumstances are totally different. My romantic partner if you can call it that is a man. I do not really have family support either. I never imagined that I would get into an abusive or controlling relationship as I was always so strong and independent.
I do not take drugs I do not drink And I do not smoke.