Four walls do not mean a house/many people in your own house…. Many couples know how true this is. Five people live in a house, go out, and are the perfect couple in everyone’s eyes. However, if you peek into the closed room, you can see that they are not really happy. The relationship has become toxic. The one who cannot bear it thinks of leaving every moment. But what he thinks, he cannot put into practice. Do you know why this happens? Why can most people not let go of their partner’s hand even after the relationship has become toxic? Let’s find out that today.
1. According to wellness coach and relationship consultant Ankita Kaul, one of the main reasons for maintaining a relationship is hope. Even if the emotional distance between the two is hundreds of miles, people hope. They think that maybe one day their partner will become as affectionate as the day the relationship started. They will be able to understand their thoughts. And time passes with this hope.
2. In these situations, people become obsessed with the future instead of the present. The emotional mind imagines a beautiful future. A happier married life, open conversations, dream vacations, a relationship filled with love – all this fantasy passes the day in the hope that one day it will become a reality.
3. There is a dilemma in the mind when it comes to getting out of a relationship. Ending a relationship means facing uncertainty, being alone, arranging a new life, getting to know new people. What if love no longer exists? Many people carry on in ‘toxic’ relationships for years due to this fear. According to experts, empty houses, changes in daily routines, and happy couples around force people to cling to toxic relationships. The consequences of which can be terrible.