It becomes a question of a decision between the lesser of two evils. You have to choose which one is worse in the long run. If you stay in an abusive relationship you die internally, until there's no more YOU or until you are broken. Then you become a robot with no real emotions or the ability to decide. Another point, is at least if you choose to leave, there's a chance for a new journey and growth. Albeit, it may take awhile, but the steps should be based on rebuilding yourself in a whole new way. One choice is based on fear and poor self worth; the other is based on freedom to choose. The bottom-line is what you believe to be the best course of action for you in the long run. Listen, things end and cycle back around, but few doors open to a healthy mental outlook for yourself. Think about what you want and make an internal plan and execute it.
Staying's Worse Than Leaving was created on 2011-05-02.
depends for some it makes there relationship better but that's only a small percentage of people. affairs usually break a relationships they tend to lead to further drama
As much as Hosea was worse than God, so Israel is worse than a harlot.
Makes them worse
Yes and it would probably be worse leaving it.
It bleeds and takes longer to heal leaving a worse scar.
elephants and chimpanzees
it means that breaking up the relationship will be worse for you then for them
No. Worse: it just makes you stay where you are!
You are in a abusive relationship that can get extremely worse if you don't get out or he doesn't get help. You need to do what is best for your safety and staying in this relationship would be hazardous.
You don't stay in the relationship. It will just get worse. If he wants to be with you he wouldn't be having an affair.
no it makes them worse