Relationship Mind Games - How to End an Abusive Relationship

How to Know When You Should End a Bad Relationship

People don’t dive head first into abusive relationships. Who would do that? Instead, They relinquish their lives an inch at a time as they become more entrenched in the relationship. Abusive relationships often begin as incredibly intense and passionate love affairs. Their abusers hold themselves back until they gain their partner’s trust and love. And then, little by little, the mind games, manipulation, controlling and emotionally abusive behaviors intensify.. So What do you do? how do you untangle yourself from this mess without losing your sanity? In this video, I’m going to share some strategies for detaching and removing yourself from a toxic relationship, Oh and probably most important in the last part of the video I’m going to present you with some
Questions that will help you determine if your relationship is unhealthy. Those are some tough questions, but they will really help you to Get some clarity.

Look... New relationships should be exciting, passionate, and easy.
Don’t settle for anything less. Remember, if you’re busy waiting, wondering, and worrying about this relationship, you just might miss the opportunity to meet the right one.
Today, I also have a question for all of you?
Are you in a situation or dating a person but you’re questioning whether or not your relationship is toxic or abusive. If so, ask yourself these questions

1 do you share Values and have Similar Goals, or does your partner want to stifle your growth? Does your partner encourage you to pursue your dreams?
2. Do You Inspire the Best in Each Other? Do you Feel Like Your Best Self while in the relationship!
3 do. You trust each other
4. Do You argue and Fight… productively. Or do your disagreements spiral into disrespectful and hurtful insults.
5. Do You make the relationship a top priority and you make a regular investment in the relationship.
6 do. Your friends and family approve
7. Do You Respect the Person Deeply

If you’ve answered no to one or more of these questions, it would be wise to reconsider your relationship. It might even help to talk toba professional counselor or therapist who can help you from an unbiased position.

And as always, I look forward to hearing your examples of how you have dealt with similar situations in the past.

I'm Dr. Antonio Borrello, a psychologist and dating and relationship expert and author of Dating 3.0: Finding Love in the Age of Social Media and the Smart Phone.

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