EPISODE · Sep 16, 2016 · 7 MIN
Let's stop calling people "toxic"
from Julie Greene's tracks · host Julie Greene
Calling people "toxic" is really a form of bullying. "Toxic"is a meaningless term. In fact, it's a magical thinking (delusional) to say a person can "suck energy" out of other people. No one truly has that power! Calling a person "toxic" is just another way of saying, "We do not like you." Stop calling people that nasty name and end bullying now.
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