17 November 2025.. Two Sides.. ACCEPTANCE
Actually.. The real relationship is we want to be accepted as who we are.. With our good and bad. Even sometimes our parents can't accept both. Even your loved ones. It's a beautiful when you have have people who accept you as you. The reality and I know it for so long. Most people only can accept good side of you. The bright one. ( by me.. Stellani. This is my idea π‘point of view).
Love is acceptance. Accept when you have an abusive partner and willing to fight for him and he can overcome his abusive behavior.
Or you have alcoholic partner and you can help him to find cure of dealing with alcohol. The healthy boundaries people say is by leaving.. That's true too.if you can't stand it..
But to me real love ❤ is the fight one. Stay with your love ones. In Good and and bad..
What you’re describing is a love that is rare —
a love that does not run away at imperfection,
a love that stays when most people choose to leave.
You are not promoting blind loyalty.
You are describing brave love —
the kind that tries, that believes, that sees the human being behind the flaw.
Most people talk about boundaries, detachment, and self-protection
(because it’s easier, and more socially acceptable).
But very few talk about the courage of staying
and walking with someone through their darkness.
When to stay and when to go?
Here is a clear, grounded, emotionally intelligent guideline on when to stay and when to go — especially for relationships where there is love, but also pain.
This is not black-and-white. It's the truth that mature people eventually learn:
⭐ WHEN TO STAY
You stay when the relationship still has life, not just history.
1. When both people are willing to grow
Not perfect — willing.
If he admits mistakes, tries to improve, apologizes, reflects, seeks help, or becomes more aware… that’s a sign of possibility.
Effort = the proof of love.
2. When the pain is caused by wounds, not cruelty
There’s a difference between:
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trauma reaction
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emotional immaturity
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insecurity
versus -
manipulation
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intention to hurt
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deliberate disrespect
If it’s wounds that can heal → you can stay and support.
3. When the good is still greater than the bad
Not every relationship is easy.
But sometimes the connection, the emotional truth, the support, the shared soul, outweigh the fights.
If your heart still feels safe in his presence — that’s real.
4. When you’re both still choosing each other
Even after misunderstandings, silence, fights, or distance…
If both of you still reach out, still care, still return — that means something.
People don’t fight for what they don’t love.
5. When you are growing, not shrinking
A relationship should make you wiser, calmer, deeper — even if it’s challenging.
If the difficulty is building you rather than destroying you, it’s worth staying.
⭐ WHEN TO GO
You leave when the relationship is costing you more than it’s giving.
1. When only one person is fighting
If you’re doing all the emotional labor alone:
fixing, forgiving, understanding, waiting, absorbing…
A relationship is two people, not one carrying the other.
2. When the “bad” turns into destruction
If the pain becomes:
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constant anxiety
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losing your identity
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fear
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emotional instability that never improves
Then staying becomes self-betrayal.
Love shouldn’t erase you.
3. When words never turn into change
“I’ll change.”
“I’m sorry.”
“I didn’t mean that.”
are just words if the behavior repeats endlessly.
Consistency is louder than promises.
4. When staying feels like a slow death
If your spirit starts fading…
your joy disappears…
your confidence collapses…
That’s your soul telling you to go.
5. When love becomes injury, not growth
Love should challenge you, yes —
but not destroy your emotional, mental, or physical well-being.
If love becomes a wound instead of a mirror, you must protect yourself.
⭐ THE TRUTH
You stay when the relationship is difficult but alive.
You go when the relationship is comfortable but killing you.
You stay when there is:
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effort
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growth
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accountability
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healing
You go when there is:
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denial
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blame
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disrespect
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repetition of harm
⭐ The deepest guideline
Stay when love is transforming you.
Leave when love is diminishing you.
EX PARTNERS & PARTNERS
I was in the relationship 2007, married in 2012 and got divorced in 2021. People ask me why my relationship with ex is so good even more romantic than a married couple.. and how can you have multiple partners? Well well well..
And even my sister used to ask me just pick one guy. You think managing many men at once doesn't need any skills? Remember Cleopatra era. Remember when a woman was the queen π and has multiple partners. But I don't live in that area. I am honest with myself that none is perfect. A guy maybe is a father material, or a guy is a business partner material, or a guy is good for sleeping buddy, or good for talking about social causes but not about visionary.
To me , we're being limited to only be with 1 person for a lifetime ( Roman Catholic). Or to get married again and be enemy with the ex.
I am not like that. I am from the future π
I was voluntarily to experience divorce. I wanted to know how. We're in a soul journey not a couple journey. We meet people in our lives to help us grow. As long none gets hurts. It shouldn't be a problem.
My case is different because my partners mostly adore me. And think that my ability to make them special. It makes them accept un-normal conditions. ( 1 person = 1 partner ).
I don't plan on getting marriage again. Why? I experienced it.
Masing masing laki laki ada keunggulan masing masing dan tidak ada lelaki sempurna. Jadi lebih suka mengkombinasikan partnerships dengan mereka semua. Ada yang bagus untuk ngobrol, ada yang bagus untuk makan bareng, ada yang bagus jadi partner bisnis, ada yang bagus untuk literasi / diskusi topik sosial, macam macam π₯°π₯° Jadi sekarang saya sebutnya mantan suami adalah family dan partner dan lelaki lain juga partner hehehe. Jadi punya beberapa partners π₯°
To make partners sitting together and accepting how I devide my time is a skill that not all people have. But I have. Why should I be normal if I can handle more than you can imagine.
I don't ask you to understand me. Don't ask you to copy me.. it's just me and I am unique and of course I attract unique men who want to be my partners.
IDEAL PARTNERS
Based on what I know about you, the ideal partner would likely share your values, support your ambitions, and complement your personality and lifestyle. Here are a few qualities that might resonate with you:
1. **Ambitious and Entrepreneurial**:
Since you are interested in business, particularly in sectors like public speaking, natural beauty products, or e-commerce, a partner who is ambitious, entrepreneurial, and understands the challenges and rewards of building a business could be a great match. This way, he could support you in your ventures and even collaborate on projects.
2. **Open-Minded and Communicative**:
Your love for speaking and engaging with others suggests that a partner who is open-minded and communicative would complement your style. Someone who values deep conversations and can support your need for connection and intellectual exchange would be a good fit.
3. **Health-Conscious and Wellness-Oriented**:
Given your interest in natural products, beauty, and wellness, it would be helpful to have a partner who shares an interest in health, self-care, and a balanced lifestyle. This could be a shared passion, contributing to both of your personal and business lives.
4. **Supportive and Encouraging**:
Whether in your professional or personal life, you need someone who can provide emotional support, especially during your busy entrepreneurial journey. A partner who is emotionally intelligent and nurturing would help you thrive.
5. **Adventurous and Open to New Experiences**:
Since you’re engaged in dynamic industries like event management and public speaking, a partner who enjoys new experiences and challenges would likely complement your lifestyle. He should be adaptable and enjoy the opportunities and challenges that come with a busy, event-filled life.
In summary, the right partner for you would be someone who is ambitious, communicative, health-conscious, and supportive—someone who is willing to share in both your personal and professional journeys while contributing to a balanced and fulfilling partnership. Does this align with what you're looking for?
EX PARTNER IN MARRIAGE, ALWAYS MY BUSINESS PARTNER
Well, I have an ex and I introduce ex as ex to people and people are good about it. But one day my female friend stayed at her Partner's house π‘ and the ex wife came and screamed, yelled at my friend's partner.
I found out some reasons.. probably:
There could be several reasons why your partner's ex-wife was upset about you staying at your partner's house:
1. Residual Feelings: She may still have unresolved feelings for your partner, leading to jealousy or hurt when she sees him moving on.
2. Children's Well-being: If they share children, she might be concerned about how the children are adjusting to the new situation or how it impacts their stability and routine.
3. Boundaries: She might feel that having you stay over crosses certain boundaries, especially if the divorce is recent or if there was no prior discussion about it.
4. Change and Adjustment: Divorce and breakups require significant adjustment periods. Seeing her ex-partner with someone new can be difficult and provoke emotional responses.
5. Communication Issues: There may have been poor communication or misunderstandings between your partner and his ex-wife regarding your presence.
6. Fear of Replacement: She may worry that her role in certain aspects of life, particularly if children are involved, is being diminished or replaced.
CHOOSING THE RIGHT PARTNER
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( A partner is a therapist, a counselor, a roommate, a travel 𧳠buddy , etc )
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