Sometimes, it’s hard to accept when it’s time to leave. But don’t stick around because you’re afraid to say goodbye. If you’re feeling hurt or unwanted, leave to help yourself. Not for revenge. No matter the circumstance, act for yourself if you feel that something is wrong. Acting for someone else can cause a multitude of problems such as resentment, toxic relationships, and even more drama. Here are a few tips to help realize when it’s time to leave.
Does this person know how to get under your skin to really upset you? Do you remember the last time you weren’t stressed about meeting up with them? Reconsider these feelings and why you’re staying by their side – and make sure that if you decide to leave, that you aren’t doing this to spite them.
When you’re angry, it’s easy to say things that we don’t exactly mean. Shouting profanities at the other person and then storming out fixes nothing. It just creates even more tension, drama, and stress. Leave when you’ve calmed down and had time to consider your words and actions. Why are you really leaving?
When a person is disrespectful, toxic, and stressful, it’s time to go. Don’t stay for the memories of what used to be. Don’t stay for the potential of rekindling that history. But, don’t leave to make them feel guilty that either you or both of you are living to keep those memories alive. If there isn’t a reason to stay, why should you?
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