Infatuation Rules
Infatuation Rules
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Needing space and breaking up are two different things, and there's no reason to jump to conclusions in your relationship. If your issues are small, why not try working things out first? If you can't improve your relationship from there, you can always break up in the end.
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Read More »Taking a break from a significant other is incredibly awkward. But then, the alternative — breaking up — is one of the greatest pains one can experience in life. Neither is an activity I'd describe as a fun time. So when you and your partner are having trouble in your relationship, it's important to figure out how to navigate them properly so that you each go through the least amount of hurt. But how do you know the difference between needing space and breaking up? It's important to know the signs of both before you jump to conclusions and potentially break you or your partner's heart. If you automatically go straight to breaking up, sometimes, there's no turning back. You miss the wonderful opportunity to practice communication and conflict resolution with your partner over topics that are absolutely solvable. I've broken up with boyfriends, only to realize with time that an apology, or a few days apart, could have changed everything. Sometimes, our pride, ego, and expectations can stop a relationship that just needed a little space. But the question is this: how do you know what's worth fixing? Because it's important to know this before you make any decisions in your relationship.
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Read More »But not every relationship hurdle calls for a breakup. Some things, like small annoyances, can totally be fixed with a little bit of space. "If you are fighting over silly arguments — for example, 'I didn't like the tone of your text message' — then maybe you just need a little space but probably should stay in the relationship," Goldstein explains. So what are the signs of a relationship that is good, healthy, and worth staying in? Goldstein says that if you and your partner spend time discussing the future together, have met one another's friends and family, have similar morals, ethics, and goals, and accept each other — flaws and all — then you should probably try to work things out. Needing space and breaking up are two different things, and there's no reason to jump to conclusions in your relationship. If your issues are small, why not try working things out first? If you can't improve your relationship from there, you can always break up in the end. Check out the “Best of Elite Daily” stream in the Bustle App for more stories just like this!
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