Publisher's Synopsis
We have an inherent need to crave companionship, approval and love. Because of that, it's easy to get lost in a relationship... to overlook toxic flaws in our partners because we don't want to lose them and the comfort the relationship brings us.
But let's get real for a second... sometimes, it's not the relationship that brings us comfort. Sometimes, it's the idea of that relationship. It's the potential that we think the relationship has if only we could just fix the issues.
You know what? Some issues can't be fixed, or they aren't ours to fix. Sometimes, a relationship is best when it is ended.
That's right.
Sometimes, in order to be whole and healthy, we must end a relationship and cut ties with a toxic person.
Scary, right? Not really. The unknown is scary. But after we take that first step, realizing what must be done, we can get on with life and do so in a healthier, happier way. We are capable of so much more than we usually give ourselves credit for.
In How Ending a Relationship can be the Best Thing for You, Alexandra Hoffman examines various relationship scenarios through the lens of Molly, who could be any one of us at any given time. Through Molly, Hoffman illustrates how to move past toxic characters such as narcissists, freeloaders and bullies.
Chapter by chapter, you will see how you can become whole and happy by cutting ties with someone you once thought you couldn't live without. Being healthy, happy and loved doesn't always include your current partner. This book will show you what to do to accomplish all of that on your own.
The power of your own happiness rests within you.Take it back today.
