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this post was submitted on 19 Aug 2023
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My relationship with my brother really improved after, now we're on good terms and can trust in mutual respect in our interactions.
With my ex, it really helped me reëvaluate my behavior as a partner; instead of just "what have I done wrong" I now also am mindful of what I have done right, and I was able to carry that forward into my next relationship, which I've been in for fourteen years now.
That's an unexpected silver lining with your ex, I didn't consider the positive feedback would be so useful, but you're right. Glad to know things got better for you!