The combination of alphabets below are written by someone almost your age, who has gone through one of the most exhilarating, enjoyable and ultimately depressing phases of one's life: Falling in love.
Just because we refuse to accept its existence doesnt mean that it does not exist. It simply means that the problem continues unresolved under the carpet, but it does go on.
Falling in love is epic at first, but sometimes issues arise which can prove to be terrible for both the individuals involved.
Here's a few tips to identify a self-consuming, bad relationship:
- You only seem to care about ONE person in your life.
- You stop caring about your family and your friends.
- You begin to ignore your friends to be with that ONE person.
- Your grades begin to drop significantly.
- You lie more often than you did before.
- You begin to steal money or lie about money.
If you find yourself in any one of these situations, ask yourself this: Is this what LordIT warned me about?
If the answer is yes, then consider where your relationship stands.
I dragged a bad relationship for 2 years hoping things would be better one day, they never did and eventually I lost almost everything.
My friends and family used blackmail and logic to help me understand that I was being absorbed by this bad relationship, but what I needed was a reality-check.
Let this thread be a reality-check for you young lovers.
inb4blastwave lock
Just because we refuse to accept its existence doesnt mean that it does not exist. It simply means that the problem continues unresolved under the carpet, but it does go on.
Falling in love is epic at first, but sometimes issues arise which can prove to be terrible for both the individuals involved.
Here's a few tips to identify a self-consuming, bad relationship:
- You only seem to care about ONE person in your life.
- You stop caring about your family and your friends.
- You begin to ignore your friends to be with that ONE person.
- Your grades begin to drop significantly.
- You lie more often than you did before.
- You begin to steal money or lie about money.
If you find yourself in any one of these situations, ask yourself this: Is this what LordIT warned me about?
If the answer is yes, then consider where your relationship stands.
I dragged a bad relationship for 2 years hoping things would be better one day, they never did and eventually I lost almost everything.
My friends and family used blackmail and logic to help me understand that I was being absorbed by this bad relationship, but what I needed was a reality-check.
Let this thread be a reality-check for you young lovers.
inb4blastwave lock