Do you ignore romantic relationship red flags? Here's why.
In the search for a romantic partner, it’s natural to make mistakes and have unhealthy relationships.Source: Anthony Tran / Unsplash? It’s got it all—thrills, chills, adventure; it can pull you out of despair, bring you hope, and make you feel that your new love has the power to heal a thousand wounds.
Yes, it hurts most when an unhealthy relationship crashes and burns. It's OK to make mistakes in relationships. What may hurt most is how much you may blame yourself; “How could I be so foolish?” “What was I thinking?” you wonder. But remember, it's all part of the learning process.I was recently reminiscing about an old romantic relationship. I recalled so many happy experiences we shared.
Why did I put up with it? I can think of many reasons; I was young, naive, perhaps desperate, and unhappy. But the overwhelming reason is simple:So we search for someone to heal us. We tell ourselves that if we find the right person, we’ll be cured ofThe truth is that no relationship can satisfy or cure every need. We must heal ourselves first. And the best way to find a healthy relationship is to start working on a healthy relationship with yourself.
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