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"Take Rhea for instance. Years of toxic comments about her body led her to therapy where she learned to recognize manipulative behaviors. And slowly she built the confidence to walk away from relationships and people who made her question her worth. Since negging is subtle, how do you recognize and protect yourself? Here are my top four tips. Number one, trust your gut. If someone's remarks make you feel uneasy, pay attention to that feeling. Number two, spot patterns."
"Take Rhea for instance. Years of toxic comments about her body led her to therapy where she learned to recognize manipulative behaviors. And slowly she built the confidence to walk away from relationships and people who made her question her worth. Since negging is subtle, how do you recognize and protect yourself? Here are my top four tips. Number one, trust your gut. If someone's remarks make you feel uneasy, pay attention to that feeling. Number two, spot patterns."
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"Take Rhea for instance. Years of toxic comments about her body led her to therapy where she learned to recognize manipulative behaviors. And slowly she built the confidence to walk away from relationships and people who made her question her worth. Since negging is subtle, how do you recognize and protect yourself? Here are my top four tips. Number one, trust your gut. If someone's remarks make you feel uneasy, pay attention to that feeling. Number two, spot patterns."
"Take Rhea for instance. Years of toxic comments about her body led her to therapy where she learned to recognize manipulative behaviors. And slowly she built the confidence to walk away from relationships and people who made her question her worth. Since negging is subtle, how do you recognize and protect yourself? Here are my top four tips. Number one, trust your gut. If someone's remarks make you feel uneasy, pay attention to that feeling. Number two, spot patterns."