The article explores the common experience of remaining in unfulfilling relationships despite recognizing the need for change. It discusses the psychological barriers individuals face when considering a breakup, emphasizing the importance of self-compassion throughout this journey. Stress management is crucial for healthy relationship dynamics, as high stress can impact cognitive resources needed for maintaining a partnership. The article also highlights the prevalence of relationship churning, particularly among young adults and parents, and touches upon the gender disparities in mental health outcomes post-breakup, underscoring the need for supportive coping strategies.
Staying 'too long' in a bad relationship warrants exploration, as recognizing it's over can lead to personal growth and improved emotional well-being.
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