Healthy Boundaries in Friendships: Narcissistic Behavior When the Toxic Person Is Your Friend. Until recently, I thought narcissism only existed in romantic relationships. I thought this until I found myself …
You know that feeling when you start thinking that something might be wrong with your relationship but love the person you’re with too much to really admit it? It’s awful. …
If you’ve ever felt like you were slowly erasing yourself inside your relationship; walking on eggshells for fear of upsetting your partner; questioning your memory; apologizing for things you didn’t …
OK, hear me out. If I’m being honest, I don’t think every declaration of love has to sound super poetic or extravagant. Sometimes words can be overthought and forced. That’s …
Okay, so if I’m being completely honest here… sometimes the thing that gets me about love isn’t feeling it, but actually saying it. Because let’s be real. Sometimes you want …
Alright, let’s be honest here: sometimes the most difficult part about love isn’t expressing it—it’s finding the words to do it. “I love you” is great; don’t get me wrong. …
Look… if I’m being real with you, ignoring gaslighting isn’t difficult. The brutal put-downs? Eye-roll worthy. The overly dramatic reactions? Obnoxious. No… the hardest parts to point out are the …
If I’m being completely transparent with you… Some of the most unsettling moments in toxic relationships aren’t the screaming matches or the blatant red flags right in front of you. …
Ok, hear me out. If I’m being honest, admitting that something doesn’t feel right in your relationship is one of the hardest things to do. Especially when it didn’t start …
Alright, let’s keep this real. One of the most toxic patterns you can find yourself in with your partner isn’t the super obvious ones. Yelling, blatant disrespect, and eye-roll-inducing red …
