13 Red Flags Your Husband Puts His Family Before You (And What To Do)

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Does your husband run to mommy every time you have an argument? 

Does he spend more quality time with his siblings than with you? 

If it feels like your husband puts his family of origin before you and the family you've created together, listen up. 

You deserve to be first in his life. 

While his parents and siblings are important, you should take priority. 

Some family enmeshment is normal, but too much indicates you've taken a back seat. 

Don't settle for less than you deserve. It's time to take center stage in his heart.

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35 Toxic Personality Traits To Be Aware Of

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If you’re here, chances are you’re no stranger to toxic traits.

You might be picturing someone right now, remembering something they’ve said or done recently. 

Toxic traits in a person generally show up whenever someone defies them, disagrees with them, or fails to show them the respect and humble obedience they believe they deserve.

Everyone but the toxic personality pays a heavier price to keep the peace. 

But what traits make someone a toxic person? 

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Can’t Meet Up? Try These 250 Truth or Dare Questions Over Text For Some Virtual Fun

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Looking to add some excitement and intimacy to your long-distance relationships or virtual hangouts? 

Truth or dare over text is the perfect way to turn a boring texting conversation into something far more interesting. 

This list of 250 thought-provoking, saucy, and hilarious truth-or-dare questions will bring you and your friends hours of entertainment, although we can't guarantee you won't blush! 

With questions ranging from flirty to outrageous, you'll uncover surprising truths, test boundaries, and deepen connections from afar. 

So grab your phone and get ready for some mischief.

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11 Damaging After Effects Of Emotional Abuse

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Have you or has someone you love suffered from an emotionally abusive relationship?

Even if that relationship is now over, you may still be living with the long term effects of emotional abuse. The relief that comes of no longer being subject to abusive treatment doesn’t erase its impact on your psychological well-being.

A Canadian study involving 1,000 women aged 15 and up resulted in the following statistics:

  • 35% of the women had experienced emotional abuse growing up
  • 43% had suffered some form of abuse as children or adolescents
  • 39% had experienced emotional abuse in a relationship within the past five years

Whatever you’ve been through with an abusive spouse, partner, relative, or friend, you have a right to call the abuse what it is, to fight for your independence, and to experience peace again.

And your awareness is the first step toward learning how to recover from emotional abuse.

In this article, we will cover all of the short and long-term effects of emotional abuse and actions you can take to heal.

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