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Trying to work out who's right when you're in an emotionally abusive relationship is a trap of its own, because it treats the confusion like a puzzle with an answer, rather than a symptom of what's actually going on. That constant back and forth, was it me, was it them, am I overreacting, is exactly the state an emotionally abusive relationship is built to create, so staying in that loop just digs it in deeper. The way through isn't finding the right answer, it's asking a different question altogether. Instead of judging what happened through someone else's version of it, separate the two things completely, what actually took place in plain, factual terms, and what explanation is being offered to smooth it over. In an emotionally abusive relationship, that gap between fact and explanation is usually where all the confusion comes from, because someone with genuine self-awareness owns a mistake outright, while someone else denies, deflects, or rewrites what happened, leaving you holding the doubt they created. From there, come back to your own feelings and don't let self-doubt talk you out of them, even for a moment. And rather than trying to make sense of any one incident on its own, which tends to leave you feeling shakier, look at the pattern over time. Does hurt get met with ownership, or does it just come back dressed up differently. That pattern, not any single moment, is what actually tells you whether you're in an emotionally abusive relationship  Official accounts and resources: www.ellyanastasiades.com #emotionallyabusiverelationship #relationshipabuse #emotionalabuse #relationshipproblems #relationshiptok
Trying to work out who's right when you're in an emotionally abusive relationship is a trap of its own, because it treats the confusion like a puzzle with an answer, rather than a symptom of what's actually going on. That constant back and forth, was it me, was it them, am I overreacting, is exactly the state an emotionally abusive relationship is built to create, so staying in that loop just digs it in deeper. The way through isn't finding the right answer, it's asking a different question altogether. Instead of judging what happened through someone else's version of it, separate the two things completely, what actually took place in plain, factual terms, and what explanation is being offered to smooth it over. In an emotionally abusive relationship, that gap between fact and explanation is usually where all the confusion comes from, because someone with genuine self-awareness owns a mistake outright, while someone else denies, deflects, or rewrites what happened, leaving you holding the doubt they created. From there, come back to your own feelings and don't let self-doubt talk you out of them, even for a moment. And rather than trying to make sense of any one incident on its own, which tends to leave you feeling shakier, look at the pattern over time. Does hurt get met with ownership, or does it just come back dressed up differently. That pattern, not any single moment, is what actually tells you whether you're in an emotionally abusive relationship Official accounts and resources: www.ellyanastasiades.com #emotionallyabusiverelationship #relationshipabuse #emotionalabuse #relationshipproblems #relationshiptok

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