This archive report was first published on 12 September 2019.
Relationship breaks can be a slippery slope, leading to more problems than solutions. In fact, a break from your partner may not address the underlying issues that led to the decision in the first place.
According to experts, a break can last anywhere from one month to six months or more, during which time contact and communication are severely limited.
But what happens when you try to pick up where you left off? Unfortunately, things may not automatically get better, and you may find yourself back in the same situations that led to the break in the first place.
Moreover, a break can create an opportunity for infidelity, as the freedom to entertain others can be tempting. And with the distance and lack of communication, doubts can creep in, causing you to question the very foundation of your relationship.
So, before you consider taking a break from your partner, think carefully about the potential consequences. Is a break really the solution to your relationship problems, or will it only lead to more heartache and uncertainty?
