Here's why some people find it so hard to let go of a relationship that makes them miserable—and what they can do about it
1. Sunk-Cost Fallacy . This bias refers to the tendency to continue investing in a failing endeavor, even when the costs outweigh the benefits.
In relationships, this bias manifests as a reluctance to let go because of the time, effort, and emotional energy we have already invested. We may hold on to the hope that things will improve, rationalizing that our past investment justifies our present suffering.found that people tend to exhibit a higher level of commitment to their partners, even in the face of better alternatives.
of change can be paralyzing. Therefore, even in the face of unhappiness, we may choose to endure a relationship and find comfort in the familiarity and stability it may seem to provide.
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