7 Signs You’re in a Toxic Relationship (And Don’t Even Know It)

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Are you in a toxic relationship and don’t even realize it? In this episode of Talk Your Shit Daily, Big Slick breaks down the clear signs of a toxic relationship that many people ignore.

From lack of communication and constant arguments to emotional manipulation, physical altercations, and partners intentionally hurting each other — these are serious red flags you should never overlook.

We cover:
• Signs of poor communication in relationships
• Constant arguing and toxic cycles
• Emotional manipulation and intentional hurt
• Physical altercations and unhealthy conflict
• Being talked down to and emotionally disrespected
• Partners who can’t uplift or support you
• Toxic relationship patterns that feel “normal”

Many people stay in unhealthy relationships because the toxicity becomes familiar. But arguing all the time, feeling drained, being disrespected, or constantly fighting in public are not signs of love — they are warning signs.

This episode also talks about when a toxic relationship can be fixed and when it’s time to walk away.

If you’re dealing with relationship problems, emotional abuse, communication issues, or red flags in dating or marriage, this conversation will help you identify what’s really going on.

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