Toxic Relationships
You don’t have to take responsibility for everything that went wrong just to get the man you love to speak
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Daniel khargie
Daniel Khargie is a relationship psychology writer who focuses on emotional wellbeing and personal growth.
Self-Worth, Confidence & Boundaries
You didn’t do something wrong just because you let a man see how you really feel and he got distant
Mental Load & Invisible Labor
Being his partner shouldn’t mean being on call for every fear. You want to be somebody he can talk to.
Toxic Relationships
He shouldn’t have to upset you to find out whether you love him. When he tells you he ignored you
Toxic Relationships
He wants to read your messages and know where you are, but calls his own life private. Look at the
Toxic Relationships
His fear doesn’t get to become a fact about you. He can feel worried. He can have a question. He
Mental Load & Invisible Labor
You can care about what he’s going through without making every problem he brings you another thing you have to
Toxic Relationships
You can believe he didn’t mean to hurt you and still need him to care that you’re hurt. That shouldn’t
Toxic Relationships
You shouldn’t have to defend words you never said just to get your point heard. Twisting words can leave you
Toxic Relationships
You shouldn’t have to explain what he did wrong after he has already apologized for it. You heard the word
Toxic Relationships
You shouldn’t have to make him feel better about hurting you before he’s even heard what hurt. You can care
Toxic Relationships
You can understand why something happened and still need him to own what he did. You heard him say he