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Anyone wanted to leave relationships, but felt that brain fooled themselves with “it’s not that bad”?

It might sound strange. But regular “just leave now” advice does not help. It’s like my brain every day starts a new life and “forgetting” the things that are very wrong as not every day is emotionally abusive. It’s not same as being drawn to person by enormous love etc its more like a relationship thats so much of a habit I struggle to imagine a different life. Why? I would never think it can happen to me. I’m the logical, straight thinking one usually.

Any similar stories? Advice thats more than “just leave”?

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u/La-Rouge-Elephant — 4 days ago

if nobody could ever know about your good deeds, would you still do them?

imagine you could help people, donate money, be kind to strangers, forgive someone, whatever, but there was absolutely no chance anyone would ever find out.

no praise. no karma. no reputation boost. no one would even know you were the person who helped.

would you still do the same amount of good?

i'm not asking whether you think you should. i'm wondering what people actually think they'd do if there was literally nothing in it for them.

and does doing something partly because it makes you feel like a good person make the act less genuine?

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u/SakarogluRamina — 11 days ago

What is something you are doing to improve yourself right now

In regards to personal development, what is it that you are currently working on just to improve yourself in any way, be it finances, health, relationships and how has been the journey so far?

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u/PotentialJob7883 — 10 days ago
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Tell me 1 conspiracy theory you believe in

I think we live in a world that makes people think they crazy when mostly they are not!

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u/GaiaAmaia — 11 days ago

Is solitude something we genuinely choose, or can it become a response to being hurt by people too many times?

I wonder if some people truly prefer being alone, or if they simply learned to prefer it after being hurt too often,at what point does solitude stop being a choice and become a form of self-protection?

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u/Long_Reflection8368 — 11 days ago