You Can Find Love Again After An Abusive Relationship
You hate him almost as much as you love him, and you hate yourself a little for feeling both things.
An Open Letter To My Toxic Ex: I Finally Have My Voice Back
What I Want To Tell Every Woman In An Abusive Relationship
You may wish to brush this statement aside. After all, statistics can quickly dry out matters like this.
50 Powerful Questions That Can Help You Identify The Signs Of Emotional Abuse
Is your partner kinder and more respectful to others in public than they are to you behind closed doors? Do you find that the way your partner treated you in the beginning of the relationship is unrecognizable from the way your partner treats you now?
16 Signs Your Boyfriend Is A Controlling Asshole Who Doesn’t Deserve You
There are certain outfits he doesn’t let you wear and certain selfies he won’t let you post. If you look too attractive, he’s worried other boys will try to steal you away.
To The Woman Who Left Her Abusive Relationship
Telling you lies like you can’t leave. What that translates to is I can’t let you leave I need you.
Narcissistic Victim Syndrome: What The Heck Is That?
When working with individuals who are displaying symptoms of narcissistic victim syndrome, the thing that I notice most of all is that the person feels so torn because they don’t understand what has happened to them.
Reminder: It’s Okay To Forgive Yourself
It’s okay to say, ‘I am fine. I am moving on. I am letting go. I am beginning again.’
50 Devious Habits Of Highly Toxic Narcissists (And Why They Do What They Do)
Agency, independence and the ability to thrive on your own terms is very threatening to a toxic individual. Toxic people require that their victims be isolated – success, economic empowerment and a solid support network all threaten this, so they feel they have to take back the reins on the parts of your life that grant you a sense of stability and self-actualization.
What Real Love Actually Looks Like, Because It’s Not About Being An Emotional Punching Bag
It’s wonderful to embrace each other’s flaws in a relationship, but there’s a difference between tolerating inevitable differences and tolerating toxicity. The former can strengthen an existing bond, while the latter leads to self-destruction.
