Submariners often disappear without explanation only to reappear and try to reconnect as if nothing happened. Here's why they're bad.
Here are six common toxic communication patterns, and how to break them.
An interesting personality assessment from Truity might help you identify traits that could be damaging your friendships and relationships along with seven key personality archetypes typically associated with toxic people.
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This isn't the first time that Tokyo Toni has taken to Instagram with disparaging comments about her daughter Blac Chyna.
As women, we are way too emotionally involved in our friend's decision making when it comes to the partner they pick.
If you tell a story that is, overall, a happy story, she’ll key in on the one negative part and want to talk more about that. You could tell her about your vacation that was amazing, but the car rental place cheated you on a couple of bucks, and she just fixates on that and how dishonest people are.
Your intense connection with someone who treated you terribly may not be love.
When you talk about the people in your life, you do so with disdain. You only have negative things to say about your family, friends, and coworkers. Toxic men love haters (because they’re haters, and will soon be one of your haters).
Toxic friends are a lot like another toxin—alcohol. Like a stiff drink, a toxic friend at first makes you feel relaxed and at ease. She may make you feel more confident than usual and hotter than usual. Like booze, a toxic friend can make you feel (at first) like you can do anything—when you’re around […]
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