71. When Should I Let Go? 3 Reasons We Hold Onto Narcissistic Relationships & How To Know When To Leave

Do you wonder why it is so hard to let go of a relationship, even when things really aren’t working?

If you’re stuck not knowing when or if you should leave, you’re not alone. This episode dives into why we stay in painful relationships and how to find the peaceful inner knowing of what to do.

In this episode you’ll discover:

• 3 reasons we hold onto relationships even when we feel unhappy in them
• Practical ways to know if you’ve tried everything to help the relationship
• How to keep track if progress is being made toward your relationship goals - both yours and your partner’s - so you aren’t stuck wondering if the relationship will ever get better

Listen now to uncover what’s keeping you from letting go and how to take your first steps toward freedom.

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• Learn how to communicate your feelings (without feeling guilty)
• Navigate triggering moments without shutting down
• Feel secure on your own so you aren’t jumping into the wrong relationship
• Expand your capacity to hold next-level love while remaining true to you

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In this gripping podcast, listeners explore the complex dynamics of toxic relationships, unpacking themes like narcissistic abuse, gaslighting, cognitive dissonance, and emotional manipulation, while delving into how empathy, attachment styles, and people pleasing behaviors contribute to codependency, trauma bonding, and emotional abuse, as hosts share real stories of betrayal, guilt, and heartbreak—all while guiding survivors through letting go of an ex, identifying red flags, reclaiming self worth and confidence, establishing boundaries, and rebuilding emotional safetyafter love bombing, manipulation, self doubt, and deep-rooted trauma.