We seek intimacy, love and support in relationships with partners, family and friends. However, not all relationships are favorable. Some may be abusive, which causes irreparable damage to our psychological and emotional stability. In this blog, I would like to discuss why it is important to leave an abusive relationship and how it can help us find happiness and health. Abusive relationships are characterized by the presence of physical, emotional or psychological abuse by one of the partners. It can be control, humiliation, threats, isolation, or even physical abuse. Often victims of an abusive relationship suffer in silence, making excuses for their partner's behavior or being afraid to leave the relationship. However, it is important to realize that leaving such a relationship is the first step on the path to liberation and healing. Do not try to deal with this situation alone. It is important to seek support and help from trusted people, such as friends, family, a psychologist, or organizations that specialize in helping victims of abusive relationships. They can provide the emotional support, information, resources, and guidance we need on our path to liberation.