Have you ever found yourself in a situation where someone was acting inappropriate, but no one besides you didn’t seem to notice? And you didn’t say anything just because you felt as if it would just make everything worse? This TikTok user @nayaaford asked her followers to share what is something that people find normal or even idealised when it is an example of toxic behaviour. In her video that has 49.6k likes and almost 3.5k comments, she pointed out that one of the examples of toxic behaviour is wanting a “significant other” who is unfriendly and even mean to other people just because this would mean that they are not going to cheat.
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#21
People romanticise "being crazy" in relationships. "Yeah she's so crazy, she deleted every girl off my Facebook, she's so crazy I love her though
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129points
#22
Friendzoning! setting boundaries in friendships should be okay. no one owes you getting into a relationship
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129points
#25
The ‘psycho' girlfriend. There's a difference between boundaries and control/abuse
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116points
#26
The concept of forgiveness nowadays is just "oh yeah they hurt you and u prob have trauma u will deal with forever but just forgive and move on" um no
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115points
#28
I don't know if this is toxic but people think that because two people have been together for years their relationship is perfect and healthy.
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102points
#30
Couples that take pride in being each other's only friends and spend ALL their time together. It's good to be separate from your partner sometimes
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98points