Chapter
Signs You're Not With the Right Person
13:23 - 22:05 (08:41)
Feeling like you're constantly compromising who you are, sacrificing important parts of yourself, and worrying about the relationship instead of your daily activities, might be a clear indication that you're not with the right person.
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If you constantly sacrifice little pieces of who you are, and you give up your identity to make a relationship work, these are clear signs that you are not with the right person.
13:23 - 16:11 (02:48)
Summary
If you constantly sacrifice little pieces of who you are, and you give up your identity to make a relationship work, these are clear signs that you are not with the right person. Also, if you find yourself draining all the energy out of yourself and giving all of your power away to another person to make sure that they stay with you, it might be a sign that you need to love yourself more.
ChapterSigns You're Not With the Right Person
EpisodeHow to know if you're with the wrong person vs. right person
PodcastDate Yourself Instead
The speaker shares their experience of feeling alone in their head and how being with the wrong person can be isolating and depressing, leading them to feel drained and not being the person they want to be.
16:11 - 19:04 (02:53)
Summary
The speaker shares their experience of feeling alone in their head and how being with the wrong person can be isolating and depressing, leading them to feel drained and not being the person they want to be.
ChapterSigns You're Not With the Right Person
EpisodeHow to know if you're with the wrong person vs. right person
PodcastDate Yourself Instead
If fighting about the relationship takes up your entire day, every single day for the next six months, it's not worth it.
19:04 - 22:05 (03:00)
Summary
If fighting about the relationship takes up your entire day, every single day for the next six months, it's not worth it. Being with the wrong person can feel like you're constantly not satisfied, you're constantly anxious, you're constantly worrying about the relationship instead of your day-to-day activities.