Tuesday, September 29, 2015

How A Bad Relationship Makes You Become a Better Person

Good day ladies, for those going through or know someone going through a difficult relationships or bad breakup this is for you. I came across this article and felt the need to share this information. As women we tend to take on so much, mentally, physically, and emotionally. Growing as an individual makes you become the person you were meant to be. This saying "What doesn't kill you, Makes you Stronger" speaks for itself, and whats most important is when you experience a bad relationship, you learn from the mistakes you made before. Below is some very helpful and important information...Enjoy!


A Bad Relationship Makes You Thrive
You could kick yourself for getting involved and staying in that bad relationship, couldn’t you? But before you get too down on yourself, there are actually a lot of positive things that can come out of this negative situation. Here are the top eight reasons why being in a bad relationship makes you a better person.

  • Your In Better Company Now
 It's a shame that we don't enjoy our own great company as often as we should. And if you have been stuck in a bad relationship, you’ve been hanging out with the worst company of all. You need someone who will accept your flaws, appreciate your kooky sense of humor and love you for who you are. Hopefully, you know at least one person like that? Well, of course you do … it’s you!
  • Your A Ball of Creative Energy
Some of the world’s greatest works of art have come from the creative energy behind a tumultuous experience in someone’s life. There are a lot of strong emotions released at the end of a bad relationship, and if you can channel them in the right directions you can accomplish some pretty fantastic and creative things.
  • You Have the Opportunity To Rediscover Yourself
One of the marks of a bad relationship is losing your original purpose. Sometimes a bad relationship can take so much energy to maintain, you lose a part of yourself with the effort. However, now that you’re single you have the opportunity to reacquaint yourself with any long-forgotten dreams, goals and aspirations. Take full advantage of this.
  • You've Proven What You Don't Want
The fact that you can recognize and admit you’ve had a bad relationship is the first step to finding true love. There are those who find themselves in the trap where they assume it is better to be in a bad relationship than to be alone. But in order to find a better companion, you need to accept that your own good company is better than somebody else’s bad company. It is true that it may take quite a while to find your soulmate, but you’ll miss them if you spend the majority of your time hopping from one bad relationship to another. Take what you’ve learned from this bad experience, raise the bar a couple notches and look for someone who makes you feel good.
  • You'll Better Appreciate A Keeper
Without some bad in the world, we would never know what was good. The people who find their soulmate right off the bat may have a rougher road ahead because they may find themselves one day wondering if things could have been better. I’m sure you may know a few people who are like this. Consider yourself blessed, as your chances of maintaining a great relationship are much higher now that you’ve learned the difference between a person worth keeping and a person worth tossing aside.
  • You Can Strengthen Your Support System
t is never good to be the one crying wolf, but a crisis can rebuild lost ties with both friends and loved ones. Take this time to forgive any small disagreements that may be holding you back from asking for help from others. People who face the pain of a bad relationship on their own may seem strong as they develop ways to mask the pain, but those who utilize a support system heal quicker and have an easier time learning from their mistakes.
  • Your The Queen of Compromise
Negotiating heated emotions is a technique that is best learned after being thrown into the lion’s den of a bad relationship and forced to cope and adapt. In many ways, a bad relationship puts you at an advantage because it can teach skills that will help you become a better partner in the future. These coping skills will be just what you need to make a good relationship last a lifetime.
  • This Experience With Help Others
When we have a bad experience, we are often drawn to people who have experienced a similar challenge. These people have the ability to make us feel comforted and understood. Though these moments are painful, what you discover will enable you to one day comfort a friend and help them see how experiencing a bad relationship will also make them a better person.

The beauty I see from being in a Bad Relationship is the aftermath.... You become a stronger individual and you exit that relationship knowing what you DON'T WANT.  Always remember to love yourself and put your well being first and foremost. These are steps towards self love and also understanding what your heart wants. Until next time ladies.....

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