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Toxicity Toolkit – Points to Ponder 17 – Being Handled
The post discusses the harmful cycle of defensiveness and infantilization in interactions. It highlights how individuals adapt by “handling” others, leading to a lack of genuine communication. The message encourages recognizing and interrupting these behaviors while advocating for the use of effective communication tools to promote healthier relationships and emotional regulation. Continue reading
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