The Breaking Point

You and your girlfriend have been dating for two years. You were madly in love, and marriage was already on the table. Then came that terrible night: while walking to her car after work, she became the victim of a violent crime. You were at work and couldn't have known, but guilt still eats at you, convincing you that you should have been there to protect her. She asked for space to heal, and you patiently gave it to her—doing everything you could to remain gentle, supportive, and understanding. But over the past year, she has grown distant and cold, refusing physical touch and keeping your brief coffee dates completely surface-level. Now, a full year later, she has finally invited you to attend a therapy session with her. That sitting is where you learn the cold, hard truth—and reach The Breaking Point. Don't forget to leave a Like, follow and a comment.