Relationship - Test If You Are Feeling Crushed
Below is a MRR and PLR article in category Society -> subcategory Relationships.
Are You Feeling Crushed in Your Relationship? Here's How to Tell
Is Your Relationship Making You Uncomfortable?
Are you feeling uneasy in your relationship? Do you sense something is wrong but can’t quite figure out what? If you find yourself unhappy but can’t pinpoint the cause, you might be feeling crushed and confused. Let’s explore this further.
Understanding the Feeling of Being Crushed
Imagine this scenario: Your partner is around, but they’re not contributing anything positive. Instead, they constantly blame you for their unhappiness. Despite your efforts to communicate, nothing seems to get through. When you suggest separation, they insist they can’t live without you, seeking comfort while disregarding your own needs. They blame you for everything and act as if they don’t understand your perspective. You’re left feeling trapped and guilty for wanting to leave. It’s a crushing feeling.
What Can You Do?
If you find yourself in this situation, here’s a strategy to consider. Stop engaging in fruitless interactions. Avoid trying to communicate things they pretend not to understand. Encourage them to look after themselves without involving you. Gradually distance yourself by avoiding any obligations to them. Over time, they might realize they can’t control you anymore.
As you slowly reclaim your freedom, they’ll be unable to make you feel guilty for wanting space. Eventually, if you choose to separate, their attempts to manipulate you will lose power. You’ll be free to regain your sense of self and happiness.
Reclaim Your Freedom
Don’t let a relationship that drains you dictate your emotions. Take steps to regain control and seek the happiness you deserve.
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