As uncomfortable as these conversations can be, approaching them with care and compassion is key. Here’s how to help a friend in a toxic relationship—without turning it into a “your partner sucks!” ...

So, let’s explore some of the common—and sometimes sneaky—ways toxic friends show up in your life, and how you can handle the relationship before it drags you down. 1. They Constantly Put ...

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They think I’m delusional for being with someone long-distance (even though my mom met my stepdad in a different state).

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Here’s how to help a friend in a toxic relationship—without turning it into a “your partner sucks!” roast session. 1. Ask for permission before offering advice.

Everyone has had that friend at one point or another: the drama queen, the Debbie Downer, the shameless martyr, etc. ... “A toxic person is someone who is a negative force in our lives.

Here’s how to help a friend in a toxic relationship—without turning it into a “your partner sucks!” roast session. 1. Ask for permission before offering advice.