How To Know If You're The Toxic One In A Romantic Relationship
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Here's how to recognize the role you might play in creating an unhealthy dynamic.
“Toxic” has become a buzzword in relationship discourse these days, with countless articles, videos and social media posts about how to spot a potentially problematic partner and get yourself out of an unhealthy relationship.
“When working with couples, I would define toxic relationships as ones where there are consistent patterns of harmful behavior occurring between the two individuals,” said Grace Choi, a marriage and family therapist at Act2Change Therapy & Wellness Center in Atlanta, Georgia.
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