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In this episode, we explore what toxicity in relationships really means, how it develops, and why it’s not always about one “bad” person. We discuss the patterns and behaviors - often rooted in childhood - that can quietly erode connection, and the importance of owning our part in the dynamic. Through real-life examples, we look at how self-reflection and accountability can transform both our relationships and our relationship with ourselves. Finally, we share ways to move from draining, toxic cycles into healthy, supportive, and inspiring partnerships.
By Kelby LaurenIn this episode, we explore what toxicity in relationships really means, how it develops, and why it’s not always about one “bad” person. We discuss the patterns and behaviors - often rooted in childhood - that can quietly erode connection, and the importance of owning our part in the dynamic. Through real-life examples, we look at how self-reflection and accountability can transform both our relationships and our relationship with ourselves. Finally, we share ways to move from draining, toxic cycles into healthy, supportive, and inspiring partnerships.