Emotional Burnout: When relationships break down, we tend to blame others, saying, "This or that planet was inauspicious," or "This or that was the case." Well, that may be true, but your habits are also involved. Let's explain.

How To Identify A Toxic Relationship: Often, when a relationship breaks down or becomes exhausting, we attribute it to fate, bad timing, or circumstances. Some say the timing wasn't right, others blame the planetary movements. But the truth is, many relationships deteriorate because they lack balance. One person gives, while the other takes. This situation gradually erodes the relationship. Let us explain what we can learn from the example of the sky. 

These things do not apply only to humans

Interestingly, this doesn't just happen in human relationships; there are some similar "relationships" in the universe as well. Many stars in space don't exist alone, but in pairs. Some pairs are calm and stable, but in others, one star constantly draws energy and power from its partner. Over time, one becomes stronger and the other weakens. 

What do scientists say?

Scientists say that in such relationships, everything seems normal at first. But as one star begins to draw more energy, the pressure on the other increases. It's similar to how one partner in a relationship suppresses their needs while the other ignores them. When this imbalance becomes too great, a massive explosion suddenly erupts in space. Scientists call this a "nova." This means that excessive dependence ultimately harms both. The giver is broken, and the receiver is unable to cope. There are even some stellar relationships where this imbalance changes the entire environment around them. Strong energy, shocks, and turmoil spread. Just as toxic relationships affect not just two people, but also family and friends.

How do relationships break?

In some cases, this stress becomes so intense that it affects the entire environment. For example, toxic relationships aren't limited to just two people, but can impact family, friends, and even mental health. Our Sun is safe in this regard because it is independent and independent. But these examples from space teach us a simple and important lesson: whether a relationship is on Earth or in the universe, if it lacks equality, understanding, and respect, it won't last long. Relationships based on dependency may seem strong initially, but in the long run, they harm both.