That’s so Adulting!
That’s so Adulting!
Ability to compromise is good, just don’t lose yourself
Ability to compromise is good, just don’t lose yourself
Ability to compromise is good, just don’t lose yourself
Tuesday 27th October 2020
Discover how to balance compromise and self-worth in relationships. Tune into 'That's so Adulting!' for tips on setting boundaries and prioritizing mental health.
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Get the buttons here!Balancing Act: Compromise Without Losing Yourself
Don’t compromise so much to accommodate other people and let you suffer. Unfortunately, I now choose not to stay where my mental health is affected in any way.
Compromise is often hailed as a cornerstone of healthy relationships, but what happens when it starts to chip away at your own well-being? In this episode of 'That's so Adulting!', the host opens up about their journey with compromise and its impact on mental health. They share raw, personal stories that highlight the importance of communication and the pitfalls of overcompromising. Have you ever felt neglected because you gave too much in a relationship? You're not alone.
The host delves into the emotional triggers that arise when compromise isn't met halfway and offers practical advice on setting boundaries. It's all about finding that sweet spot where you can give without losing yourself. This episode is a heartfelt exploration of how prioritizing self-care and self-worth can lead to healthier, more balanced relationships.
Whether you're struggling with saying no or finding it hard to set boundaries, this conversation is packed with insights that can help you navigate the tricky waters of compromise. Tune in for a relatable, engaging discussion that promises to leave you feeling more empowered to protect your mental health while maintaining meaningful connections.