SomeMichGuy · M
Hmmm...
Benjamin Franklin, in his Autobiography, wrote about how he decided matters:
he'd take out a sheet of paper and put a column of reasons to do and not do something.
Whichever column had more reasons, he'd go with that decision.
Since you know you MUST leave him, try a modified form of BF's method: write down all the reasons to NOT go back / why you are leaving.
Keep that list to re-read in your times of weakness.
Benjamin Franklin, in his Autobiography, wrote about how he decided matters:
he'd take out a sheet of paper and put a column of reasons to do and not do something.
Whichever column had more reasons, he'd go with that decision.
Since you know you MUST leave him, try a modified form of BF's method: write down all the reasons to NOT go back / why you are leaving.
Keep that list to re-read in your times of weakness.
Ynotisay · M
If you're age is accurate? Absolutely. You don't want to start your adult relationship journey with someone who you think doesn't treat you well. No doubt. You'll probably have many relationships until you find the right person. And even that can be fluid. So move on now or you'll regret it later.
