Ways self-love can turn toxic in relationships:<ul><li>Disguising unkindness as &quot;authenticity&quot;</li><li>Avoiding conflict and distress caused to others</li><li>Seeking only positivity (toxic positivity)</li><li>Using self-love as an excuse for unhealthy behaviors</li><li>Stunting personal growth</li><li>Being selfish and disregarding others</li><li>Validating toxic behavior in others</li></ul>Signs of being in a toxic relationship include feeling unsafe, emotional dependency, unhappiness, walking on eggshells, self-doubt, and inability to express oneself. Watch for behaviors like gaslighting, humiliation, isolation, stonewalling, threatening, blame-shifting in relationships. <a href='https://www.stackedintent.com/blog/Unmasked%20Toxicity'>Checkout the Stacked Intent Blog</a>Thank you for tuning into Stacked Intent to be authentically YOU! Be sure to leave a review and follow us on <a href='https://www.instagram.com/stacked_intent/'>instagram.</a>

Topic 1: Identify ways that we are toxic to ourselves. 

Topic 2: Identify ways that we are toxic in our relationships. 

Topic 3: Seeking and building practices for healthier attitudes and behaviors. 

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