Example: Your Partner Broke Up with You - Deepstash

Example: Your Partner Broke Up with You

This is a "Bad" Event: They didn't love me → I'm not good enough → I'm unloveable → ...

This is a "Good" Event:  They were not compatible / They didn't meet my needs / ...

Neutral Label: What can I learn from this experience? How can I get better at communicating my needs and boundaries? How can I show up better as a partner?

Disclaimer: Does not apply to abusive relationships

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