Cutting Out Toxic People Will Help You Grow Into A Better Version Of Yourself

Toxic people are going to try their best to bring you down to their level. They are going to make you as miserable as they feel. They are going to destroy your confidence, crush your dreams, and make you question your own sanity. They are going to weigh down your life with stress and drama.

However, once you cut them out of your world, you’ll have the opportunity to grow. They won’t be around to tell you you aren’t good enough anymore. They won’t be around to make your decisions for you, to manipulate you into doing what they want, to muddle your mind with little white lies.

Cutting out toxic people will help you grow into a better version of yourself. It will give you the chance to focus on your own wants, needs, and priorities. You can finally stop worrying about trying to please them all the time and dedicate your time toward self-reflection and self-care. You can give yourself the type of attention you’ve always deserved.

Cutting out toxic people will make it easier for you to see your own beauty. Without this person around to give you orders and ultimatums about what to wear and how to behave, you’ll be able to ask yourself what you want. You’ll be able to figure out what makes you happy, what makes you feel pretty, what makes you excited for tomorrow.

Cutting out toxic people will give you a chance to see what you truly deserve. You can raise your standards. You can refuse to settle for the BS you’ve endured in the past. You can decide you deserve so much more.

Cutting out toxic people will allow you to surround yourself with more positive influences. Instead of dreading your time with someone toxic, you can spend more time with the people who support you, who believe in you, who have your back no matter what. You can stick around the people who actually see your worth, who actually care about your opinion, who actually want what is best for you.

Cutting out toxic people will help you get your life back. It will help you take control of your present and your future. Without them around to bring you down, you’re in complete control. You don’t have to ask anyone for permission before you make a decision. You don’t have to worry about causing fights or tiptoeing around feelings. You can live your own life. You can be your own person.

Of course, your growth isn’t going to happen overnight. Even after this person is gone, their voice is going to remain in the back of your mind. You’re going to have to put in the effort to heal from what they did to you. You’re going to have to make the decision to keep moving forward every single day. But you are strong enough to get through the heartbreak of losing them and you are strong enough to endure the roller coaster of learning to love yourself again.