How do I know if I'm in a toxic relationship?
cherishedPoetry98
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May 10, 2019
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When the other partner argues 24/7 and fights for no reason , and make up reasons for a fight and treats you badly , this is a toxic relationship , and the best thing to do when you find yourself in a toxic relationship is to breakup , because they never end well , most of the people find normal and think they can fix it , but NO , once you notice a toxic relationship you can never fix it . Because whenever you will try , the other person isn’t going to help with it , and it will remain toxic.
ArabellaHazeldine
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Jun 27, 2019
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Well, just asking the question in the first place shows red flags that you’re unhappy. You shouldn’t need to ask the question. Toxic relationships can vary. Are they controlling? Are they abusive? Are they manipulative? Only you know the answer. Why are they toxic? Is it something that’s recent or has it been going on for a while? Just keep yourself safe and speak to friends and loved ones about what is happening. If you need to ask the question, then I think you know the answer deep down. Just let other people know how you are feeling. X
secrethelp21
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Jun 27, 2019
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It's terrible to be in a toxic relationship. I always say that you argue about trifles, there is no understanding, tolerance is reduced to 0, without respect and mutual insult.
How to Get Out of a Toxic Relationship:
1. Do your best to talk to your partner if there is a change of things?
2. Tell your voice what you think and what you want to change, what kind of relationship do you dream about?
3.If there is no understanding, and if you can not endure, you can reexamine yourself how much you love your partner, and if you can find a new partner in the future (without it I can, I'm gorgeous).
CelinaJulia
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Jul 20, 2019
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The signs might be different for everyone but here are some common symptoms: You can't say no without feeling anxious. You are giving them far more support and love than you get back. They are telling you, you can't see other people besides them. They try to control you (for example through an app). They want to look through your phone, your diary or any other personal stuff. They can't accept a simple 'No!'. They say that they would harm themselves/commit suicide if you would break up with them. They are freaking out because you aren't answering in the minute they sent the message. If two or more of these signs apply to your relationship, you should probably seek help and try to end the relationship.
Anonymous
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Aug 14, 2019
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In the beginning signs arent there. When you notice theyre really jealous, overprotective, controlling, aggressive and calling you names and isolating you from family and friends, thats toxic and those are clear signs. They can also make you feel like you're not good enough so that you stay with them. Also, if things are always their way or no way. You have no say in what happens in the relationship or in any of your own life choices. I have personally seen and experienced all of these and it doesnt end well. Everyone deserves more. Dont ignore these signs
Anonymous
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Aug 16, 2019
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If the person you are with is toxic, it can definitely be considered a toxic relationship. A toxic person is someone who mostly brings negativity and bad things to you, and isn't beneficial to be friends with in the long run. It's someone who has no intentions of trying to make you a better person.
Anonymous
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Sep 5, 2019
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toxic relationships will cause monumental breakage to people, families and workplaces, but they aren’t necessarily the territory of the weak, downtrodden or insecure. Strong, healthy, independent people can find themselves in the white-knuckled grip of a toxic relationship. Similarly, relationships that seem to begin strong because ‘omg we’re soooo in love you guys,’ can dissolve into nothing but ash and legal fees that could have bought a castle on the river Seine, if they weren’t being used to divide half your assets more ‘half-ly’.A toxic relationship contaminates your self-esteem, your happiness and the way you see yourself and the world. A toxic person will float through life with a trail of broken hearts, broken relationships and broken people behind them, but toxic relationships don’t necessarily end up that way because the person you fell for turned out to be a toxic one. Relationships can start healthy, but bad feelings, bad history, or long-term unmet needs can fester, polluting the relationship and changing the people in it. It can happen easily and quickly, and it can happen to the strongest people.
courageousMisty
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Sep 6, 2019
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Look for specific red flags: constant ultimatums, guilt tripping, asking you to cut off ties with people you love. Abuse, in all it's forms, whether it be physically, mental, or sexual is another big red flag. If you're younger, then another red flag would be constantly asking for nudes and only nudes. Like not even talking to you or asking how you are, just "hey babe can I see?", over and over and only begging for that. Stuff like that. And if they dont let you leave the relationship for whatever reason, that's another big red flag. Hope this helps
Teddster
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Sep 14, 2019
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There are a few signs for that. If you don't enjoy spending time with your significant other for example, you may be in a toxic relationship. If you find yourself going out of your way to please someone you may be in a toxic relationship (especially if they show no sign of wanting to reciprocate). It's normal to do things for the people we love, it's all a matter of appreciation. If the person you love doesn't appreciate the things you do for them but instead expects you to do them anyway then it's probably a toxic relationship and you should end it sooner than later.
Anonymous
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Oct 10, 2019
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If you are questioning if your relationship is toxic, then maybe there is some insight to your self awareness. How does your relationship make you feel presently? Are there any red flags that you have noticed that made you question if the relationship is toxic? Do you have more negative days than positive days in the relationship? What frustrates you in the relationship? If your friend questioned their relationship to be toxic, then what advice would you give to that friend? What steps can you do to discover the type of relationship you are in presently?
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