8 signs your partner is emotionally abusing you
1 year, 8 months ago

8 signs your partner is emotionally abusing you

Hindustan Times  

Emotional abuse can leave a long-lasting impact on the psyche and make a person doubt their sanity. It's difficult to sense and acknowledge emotional abuse in a romantic relationship as one tends to develop attachment and dependence to their partner and may be scared to navigate life without them. Emotional abuse in a relationship refers to using manipulative tactics to control or undermine a person's sense of self-worth, identity, and confidence. Impact of emotional abuse Dr Chandni says emotional abuse can have a deep impact on a person's emotional well-being and health and may cause mental disorders. In some cases, emotional abuse can also lead to physical abuse, as abusive partners often use emotional manipulation to justify their violent behaviour," says Dr Chandni.

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Hidden abusers: Recognising subtle signs of covertly abusive behaviours in relationships
1 year, 2 months ago

Hidden abusers: Recognising subtle signs of covertly abusive behaviours in relationships

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Ways emotional dysfunction can show up in relationships
1 year, 3 months ago

Ways emotional dysfunction can show up in relationships

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Top signs that you are sabotaging your relationship
2 years, 7 months ago

Top signs that you are sabotaging your relationship

Hindustan Times  

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7 Phrases Emotionally Abusive Partners Use To Control Their Relationships
2 years, 10 months ago

7 Phrases Emotionally Abusive Partners Use To Control Their Relationships

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Kathleen Finlay via Getty Images Look out for this toxic language from your partner. “You’re impossible to please.” Emotional abusers are master manipulators, Stines said. “The victim is confused and thinks, ‘I am impossible to please,’” Stines said. “For example, my partner used to say that my friends were coming between our relationship or that I couldn’t do anything right …

Signs Which Suggest You Need To Leave Your Relationship
3 years, 5 months ago

Signs Which Suggest You Need To Leave Your Relationship

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Are you in a toxic relationship?
3 years, 10 months ago

Are you in a toxic relationship?

Hindustan Times  

“If you’re frequently anxious, doubting yourself or feeling drained and unhappy around your partner, it’s likely that you are in a toxic relationship,” says psychotherapist and relationship counsellor Aman Bhonsle. “Often these comments are made under the guise of the other person watching out for you,” says psychologist and relationship counsellor Nisha Khanna. “Also look out for signs of control …

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