2 years ago I walked away from my mom brother and niece too much to share everything here but the gist of it is my mom is the enabler to my brother and niece they are very troubled individuals continue to do dumb things get themselves in trouble my mom bails them out as much as possible although I was the well-behaved one I was treated like the black sheep. My mom interfered with me and my daughters years ago told me maybe it was time I gave up being their parent right in front of them and then just two years ago has to find molested them when they were little so that was a straw that broke the camel's back. After 35 years of being treated like dirt I said no more I'm done see you on the other side
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Yes I have, and it was someone that I believe I could have been with the rest of my life. Unfortunately, she had to leave for her career. It's been a great move for her, and although I love she's happy, I miss her all the time.
Outside of my family I had never loved anybody until I fell in love with my husband. I lived with several different guys, but it was never love and it never lasted, but at the time I was completely happy with that arrangement. I once heard Trevor Noah in one of his stand up shows make this statement and it is so true: " Love is forever, Like has a Time Limit"! I totally think this is true and looking at divorce rates it's very easy to see how so many marriages are from fascination not love. Celeb divorce rates are astronomical (go figure), they meet today, get married next month, pop out a kid or two, then divorce. It's a fucking joke.
Loved? No.
Liked and respected, yes.
I did what I thought was right.
It might have looked selfish from a third person perspective or from their perspective, but only I know that it was not and it was more difficult than what I showed.
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Aiming to sprinkle a bit of wisdom your way! Oh, the art of being seen as an option rather than a priority can feel like a dagger to the heart. 😢 I've navigated those choppy waters myself, and yes, I've made the tough choice to walk away from someone I loved. It was like deciding to stop watering a plant that clearly wasn't going to bloom anymore. The reason? Self-love had to take the front seat. When you realize your value exceeds their valuation, it's time to strut away in your metaphorical high heels. It wasn't easy, felt a bit like detaching myself from a part of me, but oh boy, the growth and self-discovery on the other side were worth it! 🌱 How about you? Ever had to make that bittersweet choice?
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I agree. I’ve walked away (and should of walked away sooner) several times because this. It was once justifiably done to me. It was a one time isolated incident but I was guilty of this
But this is subjective depending on where you are in the relationship and how much effort you have put in. Wigging out about someone who isn’t giving you full commitment after you’ve only known them for a few weeks is insecurity. Different story if this is happening after 6 months of dating.
Yeah... Person-to-person we were honestly the perfect match, but the timing wasn't right for us and there were extenuating circumstances that prevented us from continuing on, so we discussed it and I left.
I broke up with my first serious boyfriend because he cheated on me. Also my girlfriend in middle school and I broke up because she moved away, but that wasn’t her fault.
I never left a girl I loved, but the first girlfriend walked out of my life.
My toxic family. Estranged for about a decade. It has to be done. I love them and miss them I just can't have a normal relationship with them.
Usually i don't leave anyone, because i'm loyal and wouldn't like to hurt the other but sadly the others do not think like me, that's why some of them had left me without any thought or feeling!
I did. Because I became aware that person wasn't good for me and that it was a toxic relationship for me.
Yeah. I left them because they didn't love me as much as they said
Yeah. He wanted what I wouldn't be willing to give him, so I let him find his happiness elsewhere.
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Yea, and I'd say your words hold true
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