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Relationships library essentials

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onemore123 · 25/11/2021 12:06

Can you please recommend a book (or something else) which has been the most helpful for you to see manipulation/ gaslighting for what it is?

I would like to learn how to:

  1. spot red flags early on
  2. stop putting other people's needs above mine
  3. be able to leave if I'm not happy
  4. set clear boundaries
  5. start believing in my own feelings rather than in what others say I should feel.

For some reason I can't do it well and I attract manipulators and users but what is worse, is that I believe them more than I believe myself.

I have had a counselling a few years ago but it seems I'm back to the square one so I'm looking for something I will be able to refer to when I need.

If you came across anything useful, would you mind sharing it with us all?

OP posts:
Grimsknee · 25/11/2021 12:40

Boundaries After a Pathological Relationship by Adelin Birch is good

graceandgratitude · 25/11/2021 14:34

Why does he do that

The human magnet syndrome

Should I stay or should I go

(I haven't read all these but they are on my list)

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