How to Recognise Your Spiritual Connection, Break Unhealthy Energetic Cords and Find True Love
Perhaps you felt as though you had known them for years, even though you had only just met. Maybe their presence awakened emotions you had never experienced before. You might have felt an extraordinary attraction, an intense familiarity or an inexplicable pull towards them.
And then, something unexpected happened.
The relationship became complicated. There were misunderstandings, emotional distance, separation, repeated reunions and moments when you wondered why you could not simply walk away.
You may have asked yourself:
Is this person my soulmate?
Have I met my twin flame?
Is this a karmic relationship?
Why does this connection feel so powerful but hurt so much?
Why do I keep attracting emotionally unavailable people?
How do I break an energetic connection with someone who is no longer part of my life?
These questions have fascinated spiritual seekers for generations.
In spiritual traditions, relationships are sometimes understood as more than ordinary human interactions. They are seen as opportunities for learning, karmic resolution, soul evolution and spiritual awakening.
However, there is an important distinction we must understand.
Not every intense connection is a spiritual connection. Not every painful relationship is karmic. And not every person who triggers powerful emotions is your twin flame.
Sometimes, what we interpret as a soul connection may actually involve attachment wounds, emotional dependency, unresolved childhood experiences or trauma bonding.
In this article, we will explore the differences between twin flames, soulmates and karmic relationships, understand the signs associated with each, examine the commonly discussed twin flame separation stages, and discover how to release unhealthy emotional and energetic attachments.
The objective is not simply to find your destined person.
It is to understand yourself deeply enough that you never have to abandon yourself to keep someone else.
1. Understanding the Spiritual Meaning of Soul Connections
Across different spiritual traditions, there is a belief that certain people enter our lives for particular reasons.
Some people bring companionship. Others challenge our beliefs. Some encourage us to become stronger, while others help us recognise patterns we have been repeating for years.
From a spiritual perspective, these encounters are sometimes described as soul connections.
Three popular concepts are:
Soulmates.
Twin flames.
Karmic relationships.
Although these terms are often used interchangeably on social media, they represent different ideas within contemporary spiritual teachings.
It is important to understand that these are spiritual frameworks, not scientifically established categories of relationships. There is no reliable scientific test that can identify somebody as your twin flame, soulmate or karmic partner.
Nevertheless, exploring these frameworks can provide an opportunity to reflect on relationship patterns, emotional needs, boundaries and personal growth.
Let's understand each one.
2. What Is a Soulmate? The Connection That Encourages Growth and Companionship
A soulmate is commonly described in spiritual philosophy as someone with whom you share a deep emotional, mental or spiritual connection.
Contrary to popular belief, a soulmate does not necessarily have to be your romantic partner.
You may experience soulmate-like connections with:
Your husband or wife.
A close friend.
A parent or family member.
A teacher or spiritual mentor.
Someone who enters your life during an important transition.
A soulmate relationship is often associated with familiarity, mutual understanding and emotional support.
You may feel comfortable expressing yourself without constantly worrying about being judged.
Signs of a soulmate connection
1. You feel emotionally safe.
You can communicate your thoughts, express disagreement and share your vulnerabilities without fearing punishment or humiliation.
2. You respect each other's individuality.
A healthy relationship does not require two people to become identical. You can have different interests, opinions and ambitions while continuing to support each other.
3. There is mutual effort.
You are not the only person trying to make the relationship work. Both individuals contribute time, care and attention.
4. You grow together.
The relationship encourages you to become more confident, compassionate, responsible and emotionally mature.
5. Conflict does not destroy respect.
Disagreements happen, but both individuals are willing to communicate, take responsibility and repair the relationship.
Are soulmates always perfect?
Absolutely not.
Even a deeply loving relationship can experience disagreements, misunderstandings, financial pressure and difficult periods.
The difference is how both people respond.
A healthy soulmate-like relationship does not mean you never experience pain. It means the relationship has enough respect, safety, accountability and commitment to work through difficulties.
From a spiritual perspective, you could describe a soulmate as someone who walks alongside you during an important part of your soul's journey.
3. What Is a Twin Flame? The Mirror That Awakens Your Deepest Self
The concept of twin flames is particularly popular in contemporary spiritual communities.
According to this belief, a twin flame represents two individuals who originate from the same soul energy or are two expressions of one spiritual essence.
This is a metaphysical belief rather than an established scientific explanation of human relationships.
Twin flame teachings often describe the connection as extraordinarily intense because the other person acts as a mirror.
They may reflect your strengths, insecurities, fears, emotional wounds and unresolved patterns.
Meeting such a person is therefore described as an experience that can trigger profound self-reflection.
Why do twin flame connections feel so intense?
Consider meeting someone who seems to understand you without lengthy explanations.
You feel attracted to them, but at the same time, their behaviour brings up emotions you have difficulty understanding.
Perhaps you become afraid of rejection.
Maybe you discover that you struggle with abandonment.
You might realise that you have been seeking external validation for years.
In twin flame teachings, this mirroring experience is interpreted as an opportunity for spiritual awakening.
From a psychological perspective, intense attraction can also be influenced by attachment patterns, novelty, idealisation, uncertainty and emotional triggers.
These explanations are important because intensity alone cannot establish that a relationship is spiritually destined.
Commonly described signs of a twin flame connection
1. An extraordinary sense of familiarity
You may feel that you have known the person for much longer than you actually have.
2. Strong emotional mirroring
The relationship brings your insecurities, fears and expectations into awareness.
3. Significant personal transformation
The encounter encourages you to question your beliefs, priorities and understanding of relationships.
4. A powerful attraction
You may experience strong emotional or physical attraction.
5. A desire for deeper self-understanding
The experience motivates you to explore spirituality, healing, meditation and personal development.
Remember, none of these experiences proves that someone is your twin flame. They can also occur in ordinary romantic relationships, especially when attraction and emotional uncertainty are combined.
The most important twin flame lesson
If you choose to interpret a relationship through the twin flame framework, remember this:
Your spiritual development should never depend on another person's willingness to love you.
You do not have to tolerate disrespect, betrayal, manipulation or emotional abuse because you believe someone is your other half.
A genuine spiritual journey should lead towards greater self-awareness and personal responsibility, not endless waiting for someone to return.
4. What Is a Karmic Relationship? The Connection That Repeats Your Unhealed Patterns
The concept of karmic relationships comes from spiritual interpretations of karma, causality and reincarnation.
In Hinduism, Buddhism and Jainism, karma has deeper philosophical and ethical meanings. It concerns actions, intentions and their consequences. It should not be reduced simply to the idea that every difficult romantic relationship is punishment for something done in a past life.
In contemporary spiritual communities, however, a karmic relationship is often described as a connection between two people who come together to resolve unfinished lessons or recurring patterns.
Some spiritual interpretations associate these relationships with past-life connections.
Others use the term to describe relationships that expose unresolved emotional wounds.
A karmic relationship is often described as intense, confusing and difficult to maintain.
7 signs of a karmic relationship
1. The relationship moves extremely fast.
You may feel an instant attraction. Within a short period, you become emotionally invested and begin imagining a future together.
The connection feels extraordinary, but you may not have had enough time to understand the other person's values, behaviour or emotional availability.
2. You experience repeated arguments.
The same problems keep appearing.
You argue, separate, reconcile and promise to change. For a while, everything seems wonderful, but eventually the same conflict returns.
3. There are extreme emotional highs and lows.
One day, you feel deeply loved. The next day, you feel rejected or abandoned.
This unpredictability can make you constantly seek reassurance.
4. You struggle to walk away.
Even when you recognise that the relationship is unhealthy, you find yourself returning.
You may remember the beautiful moments and convince yourself that things will eventually become different.
5. Your boundaries become weaker.
You begin accepting behaviour that you would never have considered acceptable before entering the relationship.
You may excuse dishonesty, disrespect or emotional manipulation because you believe the connection is special.
6. You lose your sense of identity.
Your happiness becomes dependent on the other person's attention, messages, affection or approval.
You stop prioritising your own goals, friendships and personal development.
7. The relationship exposes unresolved emotional wounds.
Perhaps you discover that you have an intense fear of abandonment, a need for validation or difficulty saying no.
These patterns may have existed long before the relationship began.
From a spiritual perspective, you may interpret the experience as a karmic lesson. From a psychological perspective, it may be an opportunity to understand attachment patterns and emotional vulnerabilities.
The important thing is what you do with that awareness.
A difficult relationship does not automatically become spiritually valuable simply because it teaches you something. You deserve to learn and grow without being repeatedly harmed.
5. Twin Flames vs. Soulmates vs. Karmic Relationships: Understanding the Differences
Let's put these three concepts side by side.
Feature | Soulmate | Twin flame | Karmic relationship |
|---|---|---|---|
Spiritual interpretation | Deep soul connection | Mirror-soul connection | Unfinished spiritual lesson |
Common experience | Familiarity and companionship | Intensity and mirroring | Repeated emotional patterns |
Emotional environment | Often supportive | Can feel challenging | Often unstable |
Main growth theme | Mutual development | Self-awareness | Recognising recurring patterns |
Communication | Generally open and respectful | May involve difficulty | May involve repeated conflict |
Personal boundaries | Respected | Should be respected | May repeatedly be challenged |
Long-term potential | Can be lasting | Not guaranteed | Often interpreted as temporary |
Main lesson | Love and companionship | Self-discovery | Breaking unhealthy cycles |
One important clarification: these are popular spiritual descriptions, not diagnostic categories. A relationship cannot be classified accurately from intensity, arguments or separation alone.
A healthy relationship can be challenging. A relationship that feels peaceful can still be incompatible. And a relationship that feels spiritually intense can still be harmful.
The most reliable way to evaluate a connection is to examine what actually happens between the two people.
Ask yourself:
Is there mutual respect?
Can I express my needs?
Do both people take responsibility?
Are apologies followed by genuine behavioural change?
Do I feel emotionally and physically safe?
Am I becoming more myself or losing myself?
These questions are much more useful than trying to determine whether someone belongs to a particular spiritual category.
6. Twin Flame Separation: Understanding the Commonly Described Stages
One of the most frequently searched topics in twin flame spirituality is separation.
Many spiritual teachings describe twin flame connections as passing through different phases before reaching a state of harmony or reunion.
The exact stages differ between traditions and teachers. They are not scientifically validated stages of relationship development.
Nevertheless, understanding this framework can help people reflect on their experiences without becoming trapped in the expectation of a destined reunion.
Stage 1: The Recognition Stage
This is the stage where two people meet and experience an unusually strong attraction or sense of familiarity.
Some describe it as feeling that they have finally found someone they have been searching for throughout their lives.
You may notice similarities in your values, experiences or interests.
The connection can feel almost magical.
However, it is important to allow enough time to understand the person beyond the initial attraction.
Stage 2: The Honeymoon Stage
The relationship becomes exciting.
You spend considerable time communicating, sharing experiences and discovering one another.
You may feel unusually understood and emotionally connected.
In some twin flame narratives, this stage is described as an experience of energetic alignment.
In ordinary relationship psychology, it can also resemble the intense early phase of romantic attachment.
Stage 3: The Triggering Stage
Eventually, differences begin to emerge.
One person's behaviour may activate the other's insecurities.
For example:
One partner fears abandonment.
The other struggles with emotional intimacy.
One needs frequent reassurance.
The other needs more personal space.
These differences can create misunderstandings.
The spiritual interpretation describes this as the mirror effect: the other person reflects unresolved wounds that need attention.
A grounded interpretation is that relationships can activate attachment insecurities and learned emotional responses.
Stage 4: The Runner and Chaser Stage
This is one of the most widely discussed concepts in twin flame teachings.
The runner is described as the person who withdraws from the relationship, while the chaser is the person who continues pursuing the connection.
The runner may avoid difficult conversations, become emotionally distant or end the relationship.
The chaser may repeatedly send messages, seek explanations, try to restore the connection or look for signs that reunion is approaching.
This pattern can become emotionally exhausting.
It is important to understand that withdrawal does not prove someone is a twin flame runner.
Sometimes people withdraw because they are no longer interested, are emotionally unavailable or do not want the relationship.
Their boundaries and decisions must be respected.
Stage 5: The Separation Stage
The two people are no longer together, either physically or emotionally.
This can be one of the most difficult periods.
You may experience:
Constant thoughts about the person.
Dreams involving them.
A desire to contact them.
Feelings of loneliness.
Repeatedly checking their social media.
Difficulty accepting that the relationship has ended.
Some spiritual teachings interpret this separation as a necessary period of individual healing.
However, separation does not guarantee reunion.
It can also be the beginning of an important process of acceptance and rebuilding your life.
Stage 6: The Surrender Stage
In twin flame spirituality, surrender does not mean giving up on love.
It means releasing the need to control the other person's decisions.
You stop chasing.
You stop trying to force communication.
You stop organising your entire life around the possibility of reunion.
You begin focusing on your own emotional, physical and spiritual well-being.
This is arguably the most valuable lesson in the entire framework.
Stage 7: The Reunion or Individual Wholeness Stage
Some twin flame teachings describe a reunion after both individuals have experienced personal growth.
However, reunion is not guaranteed, and it should never be treated as the ultimate measure of spiritual success.
A healthier way to understand this stage is through individual wholeness.
You become capable of loving someone without losing your independence.
You can appreciate a connection without becoming emotionally dependent on it.
And if two people choose to reconnect, they can do so through mutual consent, accountability and healthier relationship patterns.
The greatest reunion may actually be the reunion with yourself.
7. Karmic Relationship vs. Trauma Bond: Are They the Same?
This is one of the most important distinctions in understanding unhealthy relationships.
People often use the terms karmic relationship and trauma bond interchangeably.
However, they are not the same thing.
A karmic relationship is a spiritual concept. A trauma bond refers to a psychological attachment that can develop in relationships involving repeated harm, power imbalance and cycles of mistreatment and reconciliation.
Trauma bonding is particularly associated with abusive or coercive relationship dynamics.
Imagine a relationship in which one partner repeatedly:
Hurts or humiliates the other.
Withdraws affection or communication.
Returns with apologies and promises.
Provides affection and attention temporarily.
Repeats the harmful behaviour.
The person experiencing this cycle may become increasingly attached to the moments of affection and reconciliation.
The unpredictability can make leaving emotionally difficult.
This is one reason why an unhealthy relationship can feel so powerful.
You might mistake emotional intensity for extraordinary love.
You might believe that the pain is proof of a deep spiritual connection.
But suffering is not evidence of destiny.
According to the Cleveland Clinic, the pattern popularly described as a karmic relationship can overlap with unhealthy relationship dynamics and trauma bonding.
A simple framework to distinguish spiritual growth from unhealthy attachment
Spiritual growth connection | Unhealthy attachment pattern |
|---|---|
Encourages self-respect | Weakens self-respect |
Allows independence | Creates dependency |
Supports honest communication | Uses silence or manipulation |
Respects boundaries | Repeatedly violates boundaries |
Encourages personal growth | Creates constant emotional exhaustion |
Offers mutual effort | One person does all the work |
Builds trust over time | Creates insecurity and confusion |
There is one sentence I want you to remember:
If you have to repeatedly suffer to prove that you deserve someone's love, it is time to question the relationship.
No spiritual label should be used to excuse abuse.
If you are experiencing threats, coercion, stalking or violence, prioritise your safety and seek appropriate professional and practical support.
8. What Are Energetic Cords and Why Do Some Relationships Feel Impossible to Forget?
In spiritual teachings, energetic cords are described as invisible connections that develop between people through emotional attachment, intimacy, shared experiences and unresolved feelings.
The belief is that these cords can continue influencing your emotional and energetic state even after a relationship ends.
For example, you may have ended a relationship several years ago, but:
You still think about the person frequently.
You feel emotionally disturbed when you see their photographs.
You keep checking whether they have contacted you.
You compare every new relationship with the previous one.
You feel guilty about moving forward.
You find yourself mentally replaying old conversations.
From a spiritual perspective, some people describe this as an energetic cord that needs to be released.
From a psychological perspective, these experiences can be understood through attachment, grief, memory, emotional conditioning and unresolved relationship experiences.
There is no scientific evidence establishing that invisible energetic cords physically connect people. However, cord-cutting rituals can be meaningful symbolic practices for people who find spiritual rituals helpful.
Signs you may need to release an unhealthy emotional attachment
1. You are emotionally stuck in the past.
Your attention continues returning to a relationship that has already ended.
2. You keep waiting for an apology.
You believe that you cannot move forward until the other person acknowledges everything they did.
3. You seek constant spiritual confirmation.
You repeatedly look for angel numbers, tarot readings, dreams or astrological signs suggesting that the person will return.
4. You feel guilty about moving on.
You believe that choosing yourself means betraying the spiritual connection.
5. You have stopped living your own life.
Your future decisions are still influenced by someone who is no longer participating in your present.
These patterns deserve attention, compassion and healing.
9. How to Break Unhealthy Energetic Cords: A Spiritual and Psychological Approach
If you feel emotionally attached to someone who is no longer part of your life, you can combine spiritual reflection with practical steps.
Here are five practices.
Practice 1: The Cord-Cutting Visualisation
This is a symbolic meditation intended to help you emotionally release an attachment.
Find a quiet place and sit comfortably.
Close your eyes and imagine yourself standing in a beautiful, peaceful environment.
Visualise the person standing at a comfortable distance.
Imagine a thread connecting you to them. You may picture it as a golden, silver or grey thread.
Now mentally acknowledge everything that happened between you.
Say silently:
"I acknowledge the experiences we shared. I release the expectations, emotional burdens and attachments that no longer serve my well-being. I return my attention, energy and responsibility to myself. I allow you to follow your path, and I choose to follow mine."
Visualise the thread gently dissolving into light.
Imagine yourself standing independently, feeling grounded and peaceful.
Take a few natural breaths and slowly open your eyes.
Remember that this is a symbolic spiritual exercise, not a literal removal of a physical connection or a substitute for practical boundaries.
Practice 2: The Letter of Emotional Release
Write a letter to the person.
Do not worry about grammar or whether the letter sounds reasonable.
Write about:
What you loved about them.
What hurt you.
What you wish had happened differently.
What you learned about yourself.
What you are no longer willing to accept.
What you want your future to look like.
End the letter with:
"I release the expectation that you will become the person I wanted you to be. I give myself permission to move forward."
You do not need to send the letter.
You can keep it privately or dispose of it in a way that feels meaningful to you.
Practice 3: Establish No-Contact or Limited Contact Boundaries
Sometimes emotional healing requires practical distance.
If contact repeatedly reopens emotional wounds, consider:
Muting or unfollowing their social media accounts.
Avoiding unnecessary communication.
Removing reminders that trigger distress.
Asking mutual friends not to share updates.
Avoiding repeated checking of their online activity.
If you share children, property, work responsibilities or other obligations, complete no-contact may not be practical. In that case, structured, limited communication may be more appropriate.
Boundaries are not punishment.
They are a way of protecting your emotional well-being.
Practice 4: Reconnect With Your Body Through Grounding
When we are emotionally overwhelmed, we can become disconnected from our immediate surroundings.
Try this simple grounding exercise:
Place both feet firmly on the floor.
Notice the sensation of your feet touching the ground.
Identify five things you can see.
Notice four things you can physically feel.
Listen for three sounds around you.
Take a few comfortable breaths.
You can also walk in nature, practise gentle yoga or spend time gardening.
These activities help bring your attention back to the present moment.
Practice 5: Seek Professional Support When Needed
Sometimes emotional attachment is deeply connected to childhood experiences, abandonment fears, anxiety or abusive relationship patterns.
A qualified mental health professional can help you understand these patterns.
Trauma-informed therapy, cognitive behavioural approaches and other appropriate therapies may help you develop healthier boundaries and process difficult experiences.
You do not need to solve everything through spiritual practices.
Asking for professional support is also an act of self-respect.
10. How to Stop Attracting the Same Relationship Patterns
Have you ever noticed that you keep attracting similar people?
Perhaps every relationship involves an emotionally unavailable partner.
Maybe you repeatedly become the person who gives more, compromises more and tries harder.
Or perhaps you find yourself attracted to people who need rescuing.
This is worth exploring.
Sometimes our relationship choices are influenced by familiar emotional patterns.
For example, someone who grew up feeling that love had to be earned may unconsciously become attracted to relationships in which they constantly seek approval.
Someone who experienced inconsistent affection may mistake unpredictability for passion.
Someone who struggles with abandonment may remain in relationships that do not fulfil their emotional needs.
These patterns are not your fault, but recognising them gives you an opportunity to make different choices.
Five questions to ask yourself
Am I attracted to the person or to the feeling of being wanted by them?
Do I confuse emotional intensity with genuine intimacy?
Am I afraid of being alone?
Do I repeatedly ignore red flags because I want the relationship to work?
Am I choosing partners based on their actual behaviour or their potential?
Spend some time answering these questions honestly.
Your answers can reveal important areas for personal growth.
11. How to Build a Healthy Relationship Without Losing Your Spiritual Identity
Spirituality should not make you dependent on another person.
Your spiritual journey is your own responsibility.
Whether you believe in soulmates, twin flames, karma, past lives or divine connections, you must still build a relationship on real-world foundations.
A healthy relationship needs:
Emotional maturity: Both individuals should be capable of recognising their emotions and taking responsibility for their behaviour.
Mutual respect: Differences should not become excuses for disrespect.
Honest communication: Both people should be able to discuss difficult subjects.
Individual identity: You should maintain your interests, ambitions, friendships and personal development.
Healthy intimacy: Love should not require manipulation, fear or constant reassurance.
Shared effort: A relationship cannot survive through the efforts of only one person.
And perhaps most importantly, you should be able to say no without fearing that the relationship will collapse.
Spiritual connection and healthy relationship behaviour are not opposites.
You can have both.
12. A 7-Day Spiritual Relationship Healing Challenge
If you are currently trying to understand a complicated relationship, try this seven-day reflection exercise.
Day | Practice | Intention |
|---|---|---|
1 | Relationship journaling | Understand your emotional patterns |
2 | Cord-cutting visualisation | Symbolically release attachment |
3 | Grounding meditation | Reconnect with yourself |
4 | Boundary assessment | Identify what you will no longer accept |
5 | Self-love practice | Rebuild your sense of worth |
6 | Forgiveness reflection | Release resentment without excusing harm |
7 | Future vision journaling | Define the relationship you want |
Do not use this challenge to force yourself to stop loving someone within seven days.
Healing is not a competition.
Some experiences take time to process. You may experience sadness, anger, relief and confusion at different points.
Allow yourself to move at a healthy pace.
13. The Ultimate Spiritual Lesson: Stop Searching for Your Other Half
Perhaps the biggest misunderstanding in modern spiritual relationships is the belief that we are incomplete without another person.
We search for the soulmate who will complete us.
We search for the twin flame who will awaken us.
We search for the karmic partner who will help us resolve our unfinished lessons.
But what if the most important relationship you need to develop is the relationship with yourself?
What if your spiritual journey is not about finding someone who completes you, but becoming someone who no longer needs to abandon themselves to experience love?
Think about it.
You can love someone deeply and still recognise that the relationship is not healthy.
You can believe in a spiritual connection and still choose to walk away.
You can forgive someone without allowing them back into your life.
You can honour the memories without remaining emotionally attached to the past.
You can experience separation without interpreting it as a failure of your spiritual journey.
And you can build a beautiful relationship with someone without needing to prove that they are your soulmate or twin flame.
Your worth is not determined by whether someone chooses you.
Your spiritual growth is not determined by whether someone returns.
Your destiny is not dependent on another person's emotional availability.
You are already a whole individual, worthy of love, respect, companionship and happiness.
Final Thoughts: Choose Conscious Love Over Emotional Dependency
Twin flames, soulmates and karmic relationships are fascinating spiritual concepts because they encourage us to explore the deeper meaning of human connections.
They can provide a language for experiences that feel difficult to explain.
But we must use these concepts responsibly.
A soulmate should not become an excuse for ignoring incompatibility.
A twin flame should not become an excuse for tolerating emotional abuse.
A karmic relationship should not become a reason to remain trapped in repeated suffering.
The most meaningful spiritual relationship is one that encourages awareness, compassion, responsibility and growth.
Sometimes, the greatest lesson a person brings into your life is not that you must stay with them.
It is that you must learn to choose yourself.
At Soul Purpose Academy, we believe that self-awareness is an important part of spiritual evolution. Understanding your emotions, recognising recurring patterns and developing a deeper connection with your inner self can help you make more conscious choices.
Remember:
You do not have to chase love.
You do not have to prove your worth.
You do not have to suffer to demonstrate the depth of your connection.
Love should expand your life, not consume it.
And your greatest spiritual awakening may begin the moment you stop searching for someone to complete your soul and start honouring the person you already are.
Recommended references for the article
Medical News Today – What Does Twin Flame Mean and Is It Toxic?
Journal for the Study of Spirituality – Exploring Soulmate Experiences.
These help distinguish spiritual interpretations from established psychological knowledge.
Hope you liked this post, I tried to put this up here as many are actually entangled in relationships and aren't able to distinguish why something is happening with them.
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