The Best Way To Put Up With Painful Relationships

By Ray Melody

Is there supposed to be pain in relationship? When pain is all you seem to receive in your relationship, does it worth it? Can it be that the love is incomplete? Alternatively, you have found out what the pain is trying to communicate and all effort made to kill it and continue in the relationship could not work and you are willing to give whatever is needed to keep the relationship fit, then you are on the right track.
“The Best Way To Put up with Painful Relationships” is in the field of providing answers to your questions because of its wide coverage in those areas that are creating continuity despite the distraction.
Self-love is what starts the book and you know self-love is a regard for one's own well-being and happiness. The teaching on it is how not to accommodate pretense in a relationship.
The book is also describing how not to place an order only your self needs but include and take over your partner’s needs even when the emphasis on self-love is important.
What this book covers in the area of overcoming a painful relationship break-up is the message of endurance and tips explanation even when the relationship is painful in order not to fall prey of long lasting depression after a regrettable decision of separation.
For this book, it is better and easier to stop your dying relationship and recreate a two-sided favorable atmosphere in primary relationships to facilitate your dream relationship.
Ray Melody.

• Language: English
• Publisher: RNancy
• Release date: May 6, 2021
• ISBN: 9785460159086

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Dedication

I dedicate this book to God Almighty for making it possible for me throughout the period of conducting various researches for this book.

Disclaimer

No part of this book should be considered legal or professional advice. Take everything I say in this book as my opinion and regard it as entertainment.

You are responsible for your action by acting on the views or thoughts shared in this book.

Introduction

The general idea in this book is on how to sustain a relationship even when it does not worth it using various terminologies.  I also brought in other related keywords just to intensify the learning.

The Best Way To Put up with Painful Relationships is classifying in chapters. In those chapters, self-love and avoid pretending in order not to accommodate disrespect in relationships forms the beginning of the book.

The ending parts is mentioning overcoming, coping, rebuilding, and recreating of relationship that have inclusive benefits. Each single chapter contributes tremendously to the learning that will make the title of this book a reality to your life.

Knowledge is power and I believe the vast knowledge you’ll derive from reading this book will remain a permanent solution to sustain a relationship even when it does not worth.

In order to make this message a cogent one, it is better to read through this experience as part of introduction.

"Chances are your love is gone. Gone forever? It really hurts to lose someone you really care about in your life. Intimacy is nurtured, not bought. Losing someone you love and perhaps have shaped for a long time is the most painful experience in life.

Building a relationship is easy, but nurturing and thriving is another because it requires much commitment with sacrifice. It's normal and common for a relationship to end, but the worst part is that the parties involved are too injured and have painful wounds to deal with.

The process of healing from a breakup can be so different for different people and the type of relationship that existed between them. Healing can take a long or short time, but you need to know how to overcome a painful breakup. When a solution comes, it is in incredible, uncomfortable pain and shame. You may even feel so rejected or denied that you feel betrayed, especially if the reason for the breakup was infidelity.

Remember, whatever pain you feel, you must try to overcome a painful breakup. You have to accept that you have broken down. You may be in a state of denial, but force