37. Does It Have To Be The End? Deciding if You Should Break Up With Someone You Love In Order to Have a Healthy Relationship
Heartbreak to Wholeness: Untangling the Mindf*ck of Narcissistic Relationships · Bre Wolta
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Show Notes
If you are ping-ponging back and forth, one moment sure you should leave, and the next feeling waves of guilt and pressure to not hurt your partner by leaving them, this episode is here to help you set down the paddle and cut through the noise.
This quick 20 minute episode will help you reframe breakups and find the confidence hidden in your deeper knowing.
In this episode you will:
- Be able to clearly identify the signs that a relationship isn’t serving you
- Understand on a higher level why breaking up is really benefiting the both of you
- Get an answer to your question, “Does it have to end?”
▶️ Tune in now if your love life feels like a never-ending soap opera and you want clarity around what to do.
MENTIONED:
- Ep. 25: What to Do After the Breakup: 4 Steps to Help You Move Through the Grief Process Stages So You Can Move On: https://link.chtbl.com/CqxuYlIF
RESOURCES FOR YOUR HEALING:
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- Learn how to communicate your feelings (without feeling guilty)
- Navigate triggering moments without shutting down
- Feel secure on your own so you aren’t jumping into the wrong relationship
- Expand your capacity to hold next-level love while remaining true to you
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