toxic stories

My toxic family story involves my mother's constant criticism. She would always find fault in everything I did, from my school grades to my appearance. It made me feel so inadequate and self - conscious all the time.

Yes, there are. Some people in toxic relationships realize the problems and work hard to change. For example, a couple who constantly argued and put each other down. But they decided to seek professional help. Through counseling, they learned better communication skills and how to respect each other's boundaries. Eventually, they rebuilt their relationship on a healthier foundation.

My so - called 'toxic friend' used to be very possessive. She didn't like it when I made other friends. She would get jealous and start spreading rumors about my new friends to try and break up those relationships. Eventually, I had to cut her off for my own well - being.

One sign is when they constantly put you down. Like in my story, my friend always made me feel inferior with her comments. Another is being unreliable, like the one who always cancelled plans.

One sign is constant criticism. In a toxic friend story, you might notice the friend always finding fault with you, like your appearance or choices. Another is jealousy. If the friend is always envious of your success or new relationships, that's a red flag. Also, if they try to control you, for example, telling you who you can or can't be friends with, it's a sign of toxicity.

In my toxic best friend stories, a sign was her being two - faced. She would act nice to me when we were alone but then be mean or talk badly about me when I wasn't around. Another sign was her lack of support. When I had goals or dreams, she would either mock them or not encourage me at all. And also, she would always try to compete with me in a negative way, like trying to outdo me in everything instead of being happy for my achievements.

I'm not sure specifically what 'toxic cock stories' refer to. It could potentially be about harmful or dangerous situations involving roosters. Maybe stories where roosters showed aggressive behavior towards humans or other animals and caused some sort of chaos.

Another trait is being overly controlling. You might see in a story where a woman tries to control every aspect of her partner's life, from who they can be friends with to what they wear. This over - controlling behavior can be very suffocating for the people around her.

Controlling behavior is common. One partner may try to control what the other does, who they see, etc. Jealousy also plays a big part. For example, in a lot of stories, a jealous partner may start arguments or act out. Another characteristic is lack of communication. Partners may not be honest with each other, leading to misunderstandings and more toxicity.

Well, I had a so - called best friend who always put me down in front of others. For example, when I was excited to share my new hobby, she would say things like 'That's so lame, why would you waste your time on that?' She also constantly compared me to others, making me feel like I was never good enough.