Built Different. Still Dumb - Days Like These

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A powerful reflection on the experience of being in toxic relationships and the realization of self-deception. The speaker shares personal insights and lessons learned from past experiences, emphasizing the importance of recognizing patterns and choosing self-worth over familiarity.TakeawaysToxic relationships can lead to self-deception and a cycle of patterns that need to be recognized.Choosing self-worth over familiarity is essential for breaking free from toxic relationship patterns.Chapters00:00 The Deceptive Optimism

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A powerful reflection on the experience of being in toxic relationships and the realization of self-deception. The speaker shares personal insights and lessons learned from past experiences, emphasizing the importance of recognizing patterns and...

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