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Breaking up with toxicity

EPISODE · Oct 25, 2025 · 35 MIN

Breaking up with toxicity

from James H Glover Studios

Join James H Glover Studios as James Glover and TeMarie Durbin sit down to unpack the yellow flags we often overlook long before the red ones appear. From inconsistent communication to love-bombing disguised as “effort,” they’ll break down the subtle signals, share real-life examples, and offer practical steps to set boundaries and protect your peace.Live at 7:00 PM CST. Tune in, take notes, and bring your questions for the Q&A.You’ll learn: • How to spot yellow flags early (and what to do next) • The difference between growth areas and deal-breakers • Scripts to set healthy, non-negotiable boundaries • How to leave toxic cycles without guilt

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