He Keeps Coming Back… But I Know He’s Not Good For Me | Dating Boundaries & Long Distance Love
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He Keeps Coming Back… But I Know He’s Not Good For Me | Dating Boundaries & Long Distance Love
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In this episode of Dear Tisia, we’re unpacking what it takes to break unhealthy patterns, protect your boundaries, and navigate complicated relationships.
💔 One caller knows a man in her life isn’t good for her — he ghosted, crossed boundaries, and keeps finding ways back into her life even after being blocked. She sees the pattern clearly, but emotionally detaching has been harder than expected.
🎓 Another listener is in a healthy relationship while finishing college, but graduate school could take them to different cities. When two people are pursuing big dreams, how do you decide whether long distance is worth it — or whether it’s time to let go?
👨👩👧 And one woman is dating a man who wants to meet her family, but she isn’t even speaking to them right now. How do you honor your partner’s desire for connection while protecting your own boundaries?
🚩 In the Red Flag Report, we discuss a viral story about a couple vacationing together for Valentine’s Day — while the boyfriend posted content pretending he was somewhere else. In the age of social media, is that protecting privacy… or hiding the relationship from someone else?
👇 Let’s talk about it.
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