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Bad karma Quote by Donna Goddard

“If you abruptly stop seeing someone after a relationship crisis, it can become so awkward and difficult to see them that you never do. That creates a lot of bad karma and certainly works against healing. Even if it’s uncomfortable, it’s better to see the person.” quote by Donna Goddard
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““If you abruptly stop seeing someone after a relationship crisis, it can become so awkward and difficult to see them that you never do. That creates a lot of bad karma and certainly works against healing. Even if it’s uncomfortable, it’s better to see the person.””

Donna Goddard

About This Quote

Source Interview: Relationship Advice Podcast, 2023

Avoiding a person after a crisis creates awkwardness and hinders healing; confronting discomfort promotes resolution and reduces negative karma.

In simple terms: Seeing the person helps heal.

Key Takeaway

Confront discomfort to heal.

Themes

relationships healing karma communication

Mood

reflective empathetic

Type

advice self‑help

When to use this quote

  • breakup
  • family dispute
  • friendship repair
  • post‑crisis dialogue

Key Concepts

psychology conflict resolution

Questions to Reflect On

  • What discomfort could you face to improve a strained relationship?
  • How does avoidance affect long‑term emotional health?
A Different Perspective

Avoiding may preserve peace temporarily but can prolong resentment.

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