discuss How do you handle an obsessive relationship?

[Ja sa bong]

I've been in a relationship with someone who was very obsessed with me. She was also possessive too. I didn't have any kind of privacy in the relationship. It felt like I was drowning at times. I tried managing in the relationship but it wasn't working. I had to end it and move on. It was difficult for her to let go but she eventually did.

How do you handle an obsessive relationship?

 

[Ashake]

I absolutely regret your experience of going through that. To go through such situations, you need to establish a boundary and take personal care as a priority. Ending such relationship becomes necessary if needed.

 

[Unvarnished]

Early identification of obsession must remain a priority for everyone. You need to seek help if you found yourself in such a situation. It's equally important for you to take a break from such relationship for your mental health.

 

[Yama]

I have never been in that kind of relationship so I do not have experience, however, my sister is in some kind of obsessive relationship and I have seen how difficult life gets when one of the partners is obsessive.

 

[Augusta]

Obsession is normal to some people it is listen to what they have to say, then say how you feel. However, you nerd to
understand that the person will feel the pain of rejection. so you have to be careful when dealing with them..

 

[Starmix25]

It was hard to manage. I experienced it too having a possessive boyfriend. He doesn't want me to talk to other guys despite they're my friends. He's also a jealous type and I felt suffocated so I told him to part ways. He was mad and was about to strike me. He was a black belter and sometimes felt afraid of him. I was able to break free.

 

[Zani]

I absolutely regret your experience of going through that. To go through such situations, you need to establish a boundary and take personal care as a priority. Ending such relationship becomes necessary if needed.

Letting the other party know their boundaries is crucial. I wouldn't agree otherwise because it is what can help the affected person to have some sanity in terms of how their partner pokenose into what he or she is doing.

 

[Apsara]

I don’t have experience with an obsessive relationship, but I’ve seen it among friends. I think the most important thing is to analyse the level of obsession, see whether it is toxic or not.

 

[Fidelia1]

While attachment is very necessary in a relationship, when it becomes an obsession, I don't find it funny. It would be very difficult for you to even go far to pursue anu endeavor without your obsessed partner feeling insecure. He or she would want to follow you about everywhere you go and it is not worthwhile.

 

[King Belieal]

The best way to manage obsession in a relationship is to minimize your presence. That would help the partner that is obsessed to learn to live without you. And when that has been in force for a long time, the person would build emotional strength and stop being obsessed.