Calling Their Bluff
Whenever I argued with my spouse, they threatened to leave me which I found exhausting, upsetting and very hurtful. So, I started to agree with them, that they should go, just to take the pressure off me. But then they did a 180 and flipped it around! This has made me anxious. Should I just leave as I’m completely over this emotional roller-coaster?
Whenever I argued with my spouse, they threatened to leave me which I found exhausting, upsetting and very hurtful. So, I started to agree with them, that they should go, just to take the pressure off me. But then they did a 180 and flipped it around! This has made me anxious. Should I just leave as I’m completely over this emotional roller-coaster?
Whenever I argued with my spouse, they threatened to leave me which I found exhausting, upsetting and very hurtful. So, I started to agree with them, that they should go, just to take the pressure off me. But then they did a 180 and flipped it around! This has made me anxious. Should I just leave as I’m completely over this emotional roller-coaster?
I can help answer this question for you. Consider how this relationship is impacting your emotional well-being, self-esteem, and overall happiness. Your mental and emotional health are important factors to prioritise. By being assertive, they know they can’t play the aggressive role with you anymore. To avoid it escalating to a full-blown breakup, take some time for yourself and do things you like to do. Shift the energy to help relieve the stress, etc… Grab your online answers today!
