Danyal Zafar shares a few tips to avoid toxic relationships

Danyal Zafar, the Coke Studio artist is currently making waves on the internet with his recently released song which features the gorgeous actress Hania Amir. And, no doubt we are in love with it.

Only just, Zafar took his social media account to tell how to recover from a toxic relationship and when to walk away from it.

While discussing toxic relationships, he shared eight steps with his fans and followers on how to deal with that pain after walking out from a toxic relationship

Here are the eight steps which are best I swear!!

1. Realize your worth and self-respect. If it is being abused, walk away.
2. Accept that you will miss them for a while (it’s normal and it’s ok to, because you were so attached), but don’t fall weak and go back.
3. Block them and cut them off from everywhere. Negative energies need to be completely blacked out for positivity to strive.
4. Focus on your purpose, ambition, and work and use it to distract yourself and let it take up most of your time.
5. Stay around friends and family mostly. If you can’t, spend time with yourself. Get to know yourself. Learn to be happy and content with your own company. Learn to love yourself. If you can’t, how can you love someone else or be content with someone else?
6. Don’t jump onto the next person or seek a replacement or another relationship (or a rebound). Quit finding answers in others. Seek within.
7. Be by yourself for a while to let yourself grow, learn, absorb, mature, evolve and build perspective.
8. Be thankful for whatever experience you’ve had. Whether good or bad or toxic. They only teach you. Everyone who steps into your life has a purpose. To teach you. So learn from your experiences, or keep crying about them. The choice is yours.

Here’s what he conveyed to fans and followers:

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So I just posted the longest story known to mankind on toxic relationships (just a snippet tho lmao). Conclusion was 8 steps: 1. Realise your worth and self respect. If it is being abused, walk away. . . 2. Accept that you will miss them for a while (it’s normal and it’s ok to, because you were so attached), but don’t fall weak and go back. . . 3. Block them and cut them off from everywhere. Negative energies need to be completely blacked out for positivity to strive. . . 4. Focus on your purpose, ambition and work and use it to distract yourself and let it take up most of your time. . . 5. Stay around friends and family mostly. If you can’t, spend time with yourself. Get to know yourself. Learn to be happy and content with your own company. Learn to love yourself. If you can’t, how can you love someone else or be content with someone else. . . 6. Don’t jump onto the next person or seek a replacement or another relationship (or a rebound). Quit finding answers in others. Seek within. . . 7. Be by yourself for a while to let yourself grow, learn, absorb, mature, evolve and build perspective. . . . 8. Be thankful for whatever experience you’ve had. Whether good or bad or toxic. They only teach you. Everyone who steps into your life has a purpose. To teach you. So learn from your experiences, or keep crying about them. The choice is yours. . . . (Only those who want an even more detailed understanding, go check out my story) Tag someone you feel needs to hear this.

A post shared by Danyal Zafar (@danyalzee) on Aug 31, 2019 at 4:52am PDT

Previous week, Zafar moreover shared about his past two toxic relationships however he is single now plus having the time of his life!

Here’s the post:

https://www.instagram.com/p/B1noDvanefu/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link

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