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The reasons we stay in toxic relationships are as varied and complex as the people who experience them. Attachment, fear, hope, societal pressure, and practical constraints all weave together to create a powerful barrier. Escaping toxicity requires not only recognizing the signs, but also nurturing self-worth, seeking support, and embracing the possibility of a better future. By understanding these forces, we can approach ourselves and others with greater compassion and pave the way toward healthier, more fulfilling relationships.
By Kelly MorganThe reasons we stay in toxic relationships are as varied and complex as the people who experience them. Attachment, fear, hope, societal pressure, and practical constraints all weave together to create a powerful barrier. Escaping toxicity requires not only recognizing the signs, but also nurturing self-worth, seeking support, and embracing the possibility of a better future. By understanding these forces, we can approach ourselves and others with greater compassion and pave the way toward healthier, more fulfilling relationships.