How do I know if I'm in a toxic relationship?

Ask yourself a few things: Do I feel valued in this relationship? Am I being abused either physically or emotionally? Do you put everything into the relationship, but get nothing back in return? Do you feel like you are “walking on eggshells” around your partner? Is there a lack of trust? Are you belittled, called names, judged or put down? If the answer to one or more of these is yes, I would sit down and deeply analyze the relationship and what reasons I was choosing to continue with my partner.

Ask yourself these questions: Does this person complain non-stop to you about their problems? Has this person abused you in any way? Does this person blame you for their problems? Keep asking yourself questions like these. If you keep coming up with the answer "yes", then you are most likely in a toxic relationship.

A toxic relationship is like a one-sided love.. You know you are in one when your partner shows no interest in what you like/do and forces you to always do what they like..

If are hurting emotionally , mentally and physically. Love is not suppose to hurtful or harmful

If your unhappy. If your partner does not respect or appreciate you. If they are abusive in any way towards you.

If the constantly blame you for everything. If you are always the one having to ask if they are free to talk to you. You they use you in any way. If they talk behind your back or make insults at you and disguise it as a harmless joke. If they ignore you, don't chat to you. If they never seem to remember anything about you but you do remember things about them.

There are many "red flags" in a toxic relationship. Do you give and never get back? Do you argue a lot? Do you always feel you chase for your partner for affection? Does talking always seem negative? I think in order for you to decide whether or not it is toxic is are you happy? If you say I would be happy if they .... , then there is an issue in the relationship. Remember, we can not control anyones behaviors or feelings, but we can control our own and do what is best for our mental health.

If it feels wrong,and you can't find joy in happiness in your partner. If your self-esteem gets low and you find yourself blaming for everything. And the other person doesn't care or doesn't even try at all to contribute to your relationship.

If you feel constricted in your relationship or a strong feeling of anxiety or sadness when the other person is around, usually that is a good telling point that it is time to change some things. Toxic people usually like to take control and are quite possessive, they usually deny doing any of these things and always make themselves out to be the victim

A toxic relationship can be hard to spot. However, I believe the giveaways are easy to spot if you know where to look. If your partner outright threatens to harm themselves if you leave them or tries to keep you away from your friends and family, it shows that they are possessive and potentially a toxic person to be in a relationship with.