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Hey everyone, I’ve been reflecting a lot lately on the idea of knowing when it’s time to move on—whether it’s from a relationship, a job, or even a friendship. It seems like a universal struggle, but it’s something we rarely talk about in real life. So, I want to open up a conversation on how people really know when it’s time to let go. Here’s where I’m at: I’ve been in a situation where things just weren’t working anymore—despite all the effort, the good times, and the deep emotional investment. In fact, I stayed way longer than I probably should have, trying to fix it. I think we all know the feeling: when you’re giving more than you’re getting, and the spark you once had just… fizzles out. The hardest part was admitting to myself that it was time to walk away. But here’s the catch: knowing it’s time doesn’t always make it any easier. You’re still left with the feelings—the unanswered questions, the “what ifs,” and the fear of what comes next.
My question to you all is: How did you know it was time to walk away from something (or someone)? Was it a moment of clarity, or did you have to hit rock bottom before you figured it out?
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