Did I Do the Right Thing Breaking Up?

Did I do the right thing breaking up? Surviving a breakthose you love, but it is impossible to please a spouse
up can be a challenging and painful experience even ifand parent simultaneously all of the time. This problem
you initiated the break up. It takes maturity to assess awill definitely tear at the fabric of the relationship.
relationship and determine that a romance has issuesLack of trust
that do not look promising for a future together. WhatCan you trust your partner? Or do they lie, cheat, and
might some of those be?act secretively or evasive? Trust is an absolute
Divergent cultures and religious backgroundsnecessity in a permanent partnership. If you can not
A different culture and religious background might be atrust your partner you will be much happier to admit
huge problem, especially if both parties are set in theirthat sad fact to yourself and do the right thing breaking
ways. Raising a family is a major challenge if individualsup. You will save yourself a lot of grief...... sad but true.
are unwilling to compromise and allow for differences.Insecurity over how you are treated
You have only to look around you to see howDo you like the way your partner treats you? If you
divergent backgrounds have wreaked havoc inare unhappy over the way they treat you and secretly
families you know. No doubt you know someonewonder if they even like you, there is no need to
whose loving romance has deteriorated to a bitterwonder "did I do the right thing breaking up?" You do
dispute over which direction the education of thenot want to make the mistake of thinking that if you
children should take, with each parent blaming the otherare nicer to them, they will come around and like you
for corrupting them.more. If you do not feel that you are very special to
Overbearing parentsthem, you are better off split up. Imagine how
Overbearing parents can also be an obstacle to adisastrous it would be to end up in an abusive
harmonious marriage. If your partner has meddlingrelationship.
parents who interfere with your decisions and affairs,These are just a few scenarios that can make
you might be heading down a rough road, especially ifmarried life difficult. Ultimately, if you believe you have
your partner is not dealing with the situation and isacted in your best interests and have peace about
accustomed to their parent(s) telling them what to doyour course of action, the answer is "yes" to your
and how and when. It is natural to want to pleasequestion," Did I do the right thing breaking up?