RE: The power of letting go
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There's something I always say, self love is not selfishness. Sometimes people get to become tied down because they they've refused to let go. It's always good to put yourself first sometimes and every other thing comes second, I remembered a friend who was in a very toxic relationship but had refused to leave the guy, all in the name of love ha, one day she came to me crying that the guy beats her up and he also did same thing last night. The question I asked her was, Mira don't you love yourself? She answered I do, then I told her place yourself as a priority, if he's not seeing the good in you then let him go another person will. Lol madam still went back to guy, I just said to myself I will never advice anybody in relationship but she's my friend and I can't watch her die in the hands of her boyfriend all in the name of love and relationship. I kept quiet and was monitory them, my plans was to get her parents involved this time around but unfortunately to her the next issue that occured between the two of them was a breakup. She came to be crying and the only statement I made was pls do me a favour, Just take a week out of this month and love yourself then you will see the kind of harm you have been causing yourself and your health this time around she listened to me and today she's happy and no longer in a toxic relationship. That's the power of putting yourself first and letting go.
Smiles... that sounds like a bitter experience.
But I’ve come to understand something about toxic relationships, they’re always hard to leave, no matter how bad they get. I’ve come across two or three cases, and one of them involved a lady who couldn’t walk away until elderly people got involved. It became really serious.
Sometimes I feel like those in toxic relationships are being threatened in ways that make them too scared to leave.
I haven’t experienced it personally, but I can only imagine how hard it must be to see a way out and still feel stuck.
I pray we all find ourselves in relationships we can actually handle, peaceful and healthy ones.
Still, we all need to learn the art of detachment, for the sake of our mental and emotional health.
Thank you for your honest suggestion.