How To Move On From a Bad Relationship?
Are you feeling stuck? Tired and drained of putting all the energy into your relationship to make it work? Did all the promises your partner had made to you under the deep blue sky go haywire? Come on, you are not alone 🙂 We all have been there, seen it, done that but no one talks about what happens after that? We all focus on getting a commitment from our partner, getting married, and then we run away with the tag, happily married? But what after that? Happiness is not a one-time experience it’s a lifelong pursuit and we have to work equally to keep that spark alive and keep things in place. How many of us continue to love each other how we had begun to, how many of us will be there for each other the way we promise to be. So before I share, how to move on from a bad relationship, I would like to share a few signs of a bad relationship that will help you define your thought process and take a stand.
11 signs you are in a bad relationship
If you are in a bad relationship you feel stressed, it affects your mental health, and nothing makes you feel complete. You feel empty even in the presence of your partner. Period. Now instead of getting stuck over the intrusive thoughts, try to focus on what you can do to help yourself. You can begin by acknowledging your feelings and your surroundings.1.) Your relationship doesn’t spark any joy |
2.) All you do is blame and argue |
3.) Your partner disrespects you |
4.) Your partner never stands for you |
5.) Your partner abuses you. |
6.) There is someone else in your relationship |
7.) Brings out your past |
8.) Physical and sexual violence |
9.) Highly controlling |
10.) Demeans and makes fun of you in public |
11.) Uses you for their advantage |

12 ways to regain your lost inner balance
Now after having learned a few signs of a bad relationship and while you introspect and come out to a conclusion, let me share a few handy tips which will help you save some sanity for yourselves. When it comes to relationships, we usually listen to our heart and we tend to forgive the person because somewhere deep inside we love and care for them, that is when it becomes a toxic relationship for us, one can’t stand it, neither can live with and when your abusive partner understands this and gets a hold of your week nerve he/she manipulates you in every way possible, but again when you think from a calmer mind, you know that it is time to move on, nothing and nothing in this whole world is as worth as your mental health.1.) Accept that there is a problem |
2.) Try to communicate |
3.) Involve your friends |
4.) Do not go out of the way to please |
5.) Maintain your balance |
6.) Identify the root cause |
7.) Focus on solutions |
8.) Detach emotionally |
9.) Give yourself some break |
10.) Forgive yourself for making mistakes |
11.) Own your decision |
12.) Move on with pride and dignity |
