Hi there. Today I wanted to talk about something which I learned from NLP. And I truly believe this works because this is so scientific and logical that you all would believe in it. Most of the time when we are in abusive relationships, it is one sided love or a partnership wherein the other person has lost interest. Now, we still have the person. Why? Because we have some good memories of that person or we have some expectations from that person that he changed in years to come
J.L. Beasley
@Her_Sisu · 2:02
Why would we want to inflict as you said at the start, why would you want to inflict pain on yourself? The other person is not feeling discontent or pain or being unsettled with what's happening. They are just like, okay, I get to go on about my life and do my thing. And the only person that is upset is this person or they may not even care or notice that you're upset
Aayan B
@aayanisms · 4:41
And then you can learn to become mentally stronger. I don't know if I went on a tension there, but forgive me if that's how it sounded, but yeah, I guess you get the drift
Actually, I believe in LLP techniques, and but the only thing is that mostly whenever I have taken NLP sessions, they always ask us to think positive, like, mostly about our goals and things like that. But it's the first time I'm hearing a tip to get out of talking toxic relationships or toxic persons, and I would say, just like you said, I needed it. Anyways, and thank you for letting me know