Najwa Zebian

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472 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Dec 2025 last heard 20 Dec

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Women of Impact · This Is How You Finally Leave the Toxic Relationship | Najwa Zebian PT 2 (Fan Fav) · 20 Dec 2025 podcast

If you don't, there's always going to be that... You're either going to completely push them away and say, I want nothing to do with them.

Or...

there's going to be a continuation of that dynamic and you're constantly going to feel like you're the one who's plunging yourself back into it and you're going to judge yourself because now you're an adult and you're aware and you know that you don't want that dynamic and you're like, why do I keep going back?

Well, you keep going back because it's your family.

Of course you want their love.

They're the first people who taught you what love looks like.

Of course you want a connection with them.

But if you want that relationship to stay,

you have to work through the resentment.

And if you want that relationship to change, you're going to have to decide what you're okay with and what you're not okay with in that relationship that you have with them moving forward.

But it is not 100% your responsibility to keep the relationship in place.

And here's what I mean by that.

You know how they say some bridges are better if you burn them or never burn a bridge because you never know if you have to cross it again, right?

So imagine that this relationship that you have with your parents or with your partner

is one where you're at opposite ends of the bridge.

If you are always the one who has to cross that bridge fully to get to them, that's not a relationship.

That's a conditional relationship.

And by crossing the bridge, it's not about just, you know, I'm going to visit them.

I'm the one who's... No, it's having to leave yourself and who you are

to meet them where they are and to meet the version of you that they welcome, the only version of you that they welcome.

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