Basically the only way to deal with toxic family members, friends/lovers, is to either create strong boundaries or cut them out completely. There really is no in between. Your toxic family member /friend/lover may try to guilt trip you or become nasty with you. They will likely tell others you are crazy and make crazy accusations. This is all very common and just reveals the toxic family member’s/lover/friend’s character further. Don’t let them get you down as this how some people deal with life. Fortunately we all don’t have to go through life living this way if we are able to recognize toxicity within our own relationships with others and correct it.
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THE CHRONICLES OF THE MEXICAN HORSE THIEF II
Tags: addiction, alcoholic, education, life, Mexican Horse Thief, psycology, relationships, Toxic Relationships, Wayne Bisset, wisdom
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