Four Reasons Why It's Difficult to Get Out of Toxic Relationships

Four Reasons Why It's Difficult to Get Out of Toxic Relationships

Four Reasons Why It's Difficult to Get Out of Toxic Relationships

Many people that are looking into a relationship may never truly see what's going on inside.  Because of this, it can be easy to place judgment on others or simply not understand.  When someone is in a toxic relationship, it may sound easy to just leave your partner.  However, it is not always as easy as it may seem when you are on the inside.  As professionals that specialize in relationship counseling in Winter Garden, we help many couples and individuals work out their differences or find their inner strength to leave when they are being abused.  There are a few reasons why it is more difficult than you think to leave a toxic relationship.

Suffering from Low Self-Esteem

Toxic relationships can often leave one partner feeling insecure, hopeless, or worthless.  These thought patterns can be placed in their heads by their partners, who may want to establish control in the relationship.  When they are feeling worthless, they may not truly believe that they have the power to actually leave their partner.   This thought process needs to be broken before they can realize their strength.

Not Recognizing Toxic Behavior

Some people that are in the relationship may not even know that they are being abused or mistreated.  When you are so accustomed to the behaviors of another person, you may not even realize that they have behaviors that are negatively affecting your life.  As others bring this information to light, it may take time before you truly believe and see the messages for yourself.

Experiencing Fear

Toxic relationships often present abuse that makes people fear leaving their partner.  They may be scared for their lives or the lives of their children or family.  When you are dealing with an abusive partner, you will want to establish a trusted support system that you can rely on to keep you and your loved ones safe when you do decide to leave.

Believing that Things Can Change

Many people do not leave a toxic relationship because they have the belief that their partner can change.  They want to believe that they can affect change within their partner.  However, as more time passes, they may realize the truth of their ways.  Although change is possible, you want to be sure that the person will do the work, engage in therapy, and work every single day to change for the better.  Toxic relationships can fog the reality that truly does exist with the hope that things may change eventually.

These are just a few of the reasons why you may need the help, guidance, and support when you are ready to leave a toxic relationship.  Because it isn't always easy, you will want to rely on the professionals in relationship counseling in Winter Garden to give you the strength and insight you need to move forward with your life.  Contact us to hear more today.

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Heather Oller is the owner and founder of Orlando Thrive Therapy, Coaching, and Counseling. She is a licensed counselor and a family mediator who has over 23 years of dedicated work as a professional in the mental health field. Through her company's mission, she continues to pave the way for future therapists, and their clients, who want a higher quality of life....and who want to thrive, rather than just survive. You can contact Orlando Thrive Therapy at (407) 592-8997 for more information.