The fastest way is to cut it off completely, although this is rarely practical or even advisable. You may need to get help from friends, family, counselors or other people around you to help you separate yourself from the other person. You can start by not taking the person's phone calls, don't reply to texts, block them from your Facebook or social networking profiles, etc. Spend time with other friends and don't make plans to be alone with this person. If asked, I recommend honesty unless you think the person will become violent. Let your friends and family know what is going on and what you are doing, so they can help you get out safely and give you some breathing room if the other person doesn't want the relationship to end.
If the person becomes abusive or violent, you should contact your local police department and file charges - you may be able to get a restraining order or the person arrested for assault or battery depending upon exactly what happens. Proceed carefully, regardless of the situation.
Conflict is not healthy for a relationship it cause negative energy
A healthy relationship is happy. A healthy relationship is honest and helpful.
Yes, but if it is a healthy relationship then they will also have friendship and activities within the relationship too.
im in a healthy relationship
The guy and girl both need to do their part in sustaining a healthy relationship:)
Are you in a relationship? If so, then it will be strained. Don't even worry about it. If you are in a relationship that is healthy enough to work through the strains, then you are in a good and healthy partnership.
Yes There Is!!
you answered your own question get out and stay healthy
Yes, because it means you are in a healthy, happy relationship.
How to Have a Healthy Relationship: 10 Secrets for Long-Term Love. Love is a beautiful thing, and it’s something that we all strive for. But what makes a relationship healthy? In order to have a healthy relationship, you must feel happy and important in your partner’s life. You should also have shared expectations on how the relationship should work out. But what about those 10 secrets? Here are 10 secrets from experts on how to have a healthy relationship for the long-term. Create personal boundaries Communicate with your partner Stay committed Keep the romance alive Set realistic expectations for your relationship Have a healthy sex life Support your partner's passions Look out for one another Appreciate each other's differences Understand the different types of relationships.
There really is no such thing as a healthy relationship, as every one has its flaws, and every one has a different definition of 'healthy'. However, as long as there's no abuse, lots of fighting, or second thoughts; then I'd say you're okay in your 'healthy' relationship. :)
A healthy relationships bloom from communication and understanding.