Healing Relationship Wounds - There Is Hope

If you are facing the difficult task of  healing relationship wounds you will need to be wiling to really invest some time and effort.  You can fix your relationship but it won't necessarily be quick and easy, and you won't be able to do it all on your own.

There are many steps you will need to take to repair your broken relationship.  A lot of what you will have to do will depend on what broke the relationship in the first place.  It's usually not just one or two things and it usually takes a long time and a buildup of many smaller issues that eventually tear down your relationship.

Finding the cause of the break down is the first thing you will need to do in order to come up with a 'game plan' to fix it.  You wouldn't expect your mechanic to fix your car without first knowing what was wrong with it, would you? The same principle applies to your relationship.

Not only will you need to figure out what went wrong you will need to honestly figure out what part you played in it.  That can be very hard for most people.  No one wants to admit they've been wrong or made mistakes.  But you can't fix it until you know what is broken, so you will have to honestly, maybe brutally honestly, evaluate the way you've behaved in the relationship and what things you've done, or said, that might have contributed to the break down.

And yes, what you have said can play just a big a role in a broken relationship as what you've done.  Never forget that words can wound and those wounds are often the hardest ones to heal.

Once you've figured out the mistakes you've made you will need to determine if you're wiling to invest the time needed to fix them.  If you can't make a 100% commitment to changing your behavior than you might as well end the relationship right now.  There's no point in dragging you and your partner through further pain.

Another thing you will need to honestly consider is whether or not your partner will be willing to work on the relationship too.  No matter how sincere you are and motivated to make changes, it will take both of you working together to get things back to a good place.  You can't do it all alone, and neither can your partner.  If you aren't both committed to making it work, it's also time to move on.

Something else you will need to consider is that if you save your relationship it will never totally be 'back the way it used to be'.  That doesn't mean it can't still be good, it can.  It just means that whatever the two of you have gone through has left some scars, those will always be there.

Keep these things in mind when you are  healing relationship wounds.  If your relationship is truly worth saving, and your partner is willing to meet you half way and work on it, you can fix the relationship and even make it better than it was before, it'll just take some time...and lot's of love.

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