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Yeah because guys who actually mean it don’t say it—they just DO it. They just treat you better and then you gotta decide if you’re healed enough to accept it.
guys always say "ill treat u better than him" nd then treat me worse🤦🏻‍♀️🤦🏻‍♀️
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Anonymous 1w

factssss

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Anonymous 1w

How can someone who’s hurt decide if they’re healed?

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Anonymous replying to -> #2 1w

“Decide” as in knowing you’ve done enough healing work to accept the better treatment. If you’re saying you’re hurt and have to ask it means you’re not.

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Anonymous replying to -> OP 1w

No I’m saying how can you, as the one who is hurt, decide if you’re healed or not? If you’re in a bad head space from the experience, how can you know for sure that you are actually healed, or you’ve just coped enough to feel normal again.

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Anonymous replying to -> #2 1w

If you’re saying you’re hurt and in a bad headspace that literally means you aren’t healed. Now if you’re asking how you can TELL if you’re healed or just coping 1) Are you actually willing to pursue this person or are you shutting down/self sabotaging/being controlling? = cope. 2) If you’re getting triggered are you able to articulate that, self soothe, AND accept support? = healing 3) Are the triggers gone or minor enough you can dismiss them? = healed

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Anonymous replying to -> #2 1w

If you’re just coping and not healed at all, most relationships you pursue are gonna end bad for you or them. But you can’t FULLY heal if you don’t put yourself in triggering environments and create corrective experiences from them. So if you’re in the middle/later state of healing and you’re READY TO that’s the best time to try.

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