This manipulative tactic sucks people back into destructive relationships
It’s a feeling we all have, but it’s important not to let it take over your relationships
The glue that helps hold an abusive relationship together
To reignite the spark, work on strengthening your communication and reestablishing trust
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This form of psychological and emotional abuse is often disguised as excessive flattery
Emotional manipulation and insensitivity to your feelings are signs of gaslighting
Red flags can pop up early in a relationship and may lead to serious issues like domestic abuse
A codependent relationship happens when there’s a power imbalance between two people
With the right questions, you can get help
Regain your footing so you can move forward