Does there are an authentic person and a fake one?
Have you ever come across someone and said to yourself or to him you are Fake
Are there fake relationships ? Are they relationships on a personal or group level?
This file shows you the fake people and the fake relationships, so you may take care or not to be this person if you hate these characters when you met them
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Signs of an inauthentic person
Telltale Signs You're Dealing With Someone Who Is Not Authentic
There is no skill more important to success than the ability to spot who is loyal and who is not. The opinions expressed by the shareholders of the entrepreneurs are their own. The original people are self aware. They avoid blaming others for their mistakes and accept their strengths and weaknesses.
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The drama
Mahienour came to the university and waited for a very short period, when she found her usual group standing with herself, she began to feel distress and spoke to them on the mobile: Where are you? And the signs of distress show on her tone with them on the phone.
We're inside the university, Mahienour, don't worry
Friends entered
They greeted Mahienour, and the others came and the group was completed, and annoyance began to appear on Mahienour's features, why, because they were so busy saying hello to each other that they didn't look at Mahienour's new clothes, and didn't tell her that she was so beautiful.
Mahienour
She cuts the ring where they are standing to catch a glimpse and said she is going to buy things
Everyone understood what was going on in Mahienour's mind and did not pay any attention to her and everyone knew that she was a fake person who liked appearances more than relationships
The study
They show vulnerability, open themselves up to others and connect with people on a deep level. Fake people are just the opposite. Simply put, fake people are fake. Sometimes people begin to take on non-authentic characteristics because they feel pressured to be who they are not, or they think it will help them increase their chances of success.
We all know that appearances matter. But false people have lost their way, and their false voice is poisonous to themselves and those around them. To help you tell the difference between a real person and a fake one, here are 9 telltale characteristics of unhealthy people. In general full of themselves.
Unhealthy people love to brag. They have high opinions of themselves and want to make sure everyone around them sees how great they are. They view others as below them. They are often the peacock of their group, the one who struts and brags, and who can't stand when others show them off. They wrap themselves in a false façade and start believing his lies.
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The drama
Nadia talks to Maha
Nadia: You see.... She is doing a showy work, she is doing a PhD, but in every way she presents her information, she has a deficiency and she is trying to compensate for it in this way, Maha: What do we have left, Maha? Say, may God guide her, and maybe she is trying to help us with information, or she has a lot of information, and the information is either too much and must descend from the person against him, Like this, the bottle that is filled to its mouth, some water must be taken out of it on both sides.
Nadia: This is what I took from you. You are so sorry for my opinion and that's it
Maha: No, Nadia, I just don't want you to judge others. This is not authentic, forgive me.
The study
Unhealthy people can be highly judgmental of others, often as a way to gain control. A dishonest person will constantly try to gain the upper hand or gain the friendship of others by manipulating those around them. But at the same time, they are unlikely to tackle any issues head on. Instead, they look for ways to make themselves appear more important, focusing their energy on building themselves up and tearing others down. This is why they are so good at being passive-aggressive and giving compliments back-of-hand. If they feel threatened or ignored, they will do whatever it takes to put the spotlight back on themselves or banish any negative outcomes they may encounter. However, under their carefully coordinated exterior, they may suffer from low self-esteem. They use their inflated ego and conceit to cover up their shortcomings, and dare not look deeply into themselves. The false person seeks to hide his shortcomings and build himself up. They don't like people asking them for fear of finding out the truth. True humility comes when you know and accept yourself, flaws and all. Manipulative and judgmental. Do not express their feelings freely and openly.
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The drama
The mother is returning tired from one of her outings with friends and is talking to one of her daughters, Mother: It was a difficult day
Daughter: Why, Mama, what happened?
The mother: so-and-so said that she had bought a new car, and so-and-so said that she had gone on a trip to the Maldives, and so-and-so bought a diamond ring, so I had to keep up with them and said things about me that did not happen in the first place, from buying and traveling etc...
Daughter: Why is this fake oh mum, the world is small, and after a while, they will know all you said is fake
Mother: What are you saying, I'm coming, I can't stand myself.
Let me remove the mask from my face (laughter and happiness) and live in my freedom for a while
Daughter: Mama, you... and in her mind Mama fake.
The study
They are not interested in learning from their mistakes.
Fake people don't know how to handle their emotions
So they are often aggressive with others as a way to cover up their own feelings. Because dishonest people don't understand what it means to be true to themselves, they end up running away from their true identity. They are unable to express how they truly feel because they have cut themselves off from their deepest feelings, perhaps because they are afraid of what they might find out there. They may think that in order to get the things they want, they must be willing to lie, cheat and play with the rules. This also explains why fake people are often two-faced, showing friends one side of themselves and then talking about them behind their backs. But they rarely say these truths to a friend's face, preferring instead to maintain an appearance of kindness to everyone. This is one of the biggest reasons why fake people are so toxic.
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The drama
The husband talks to his wife
the husband: What are all the things you buy, are you not satisfied with buying?
Wife: I can't find myself otherwise, this is the only thing that makes me happy, Look, if you think of underestimating what I am doing, I will request a divorce, if you can understand. This is the only thing that makes me patient with this marriage.
the husband: And your relationship with me, and with the children, we leave it on the side, and the budget of the house is ruined because your eyes, right ?
the wife: I am like this and I will not change from that
the husband: You are fake, you feel your worth with the value of the things you own, and that is why you do not have permanent relationships with your friends, all of them run away from you after a while.
All of your words, I bought, I went, I came, something disgusting that you are getting old and your mind is still light in this way, and you care about material things more than relationships.
the wife: Divorce me.
The study
They are often identified with materialism because the "things" that fill their lives in their world are the true reflection of how successful they are. They are usually more interested in collecting "things" that they can brag about
Instead of working on developing meaningful relationships. Having a deep relationship or friendship with others requires that they also be in touch with their thoughts and feelings. Because they keep things on a surface level, they also have a limited view of the world. They focus on money and wealth. They focus on what others can do for them. Because they see things through this distorted lens, they make decisions and build their lives based on false perceptions. Unhealthy people focus on making themselves look good.
Because they keep things on a surface level, they also have a limited view of the world. They focus on money and wealth.
They are not overly concerned about the actual quality of their personalities or trying to improve themselves or become more trustworthy and are also prone to holding grudges against others, as forgiving means being humbled to see that no one is perfect. In their minds, they are perfect, and everyone else falls short. This is why false people are unable to learn from their mistakes. They have a hard time acknowledging any failures or slip-ups. They will blame others or make excuses. It will always be someone else's fault if they fail. They will never truly learn the important lessons associated with making mistakes and this will hold them back from true success. You have unrealistic perceptions. They are factors that attract attention and satisfy people. Unhealthy people need to make everyone love them, or at least notice them. Before everything ,
They cannot afford to be ignored. They are willing to do and say almost anything in their quest for approval, affirmation, or affection from others.
They may come across as needy at times, and they may have an annoying habit of constantly or retroactively changing what they said out of fear that someone might be there. They will take what they said the wrong way. However, any kindness or generosity they show to others is an act, and is likely designed to manipulate others into a broader scheme that they believe will give them a leg up in some way. Dishonest people do not understand the point of selfless charity or philanthropy. You have an antagonistic sense of humor.
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The drama
The husband talks to his wife after a group of friends, their wives and children came out from visit them
The husband: Why, Hanem, why did you keep laughing and telling your friends my secrets and the secrets of the house with comfortably, tell me, how many times have I told you, not everything to tell your friends?
Wife: What's the problem, I just make them laugh
The husband: You make them laugh at me, you are a disrespectful person
The wife: Take care of your words
The Husband: You don't feel like you're wrong in the first place, no, talking to you is almost impossible.
The study
When you find yourself having the same old argument with your partner for the umpteenth time, it's a very good sign that you're probably in trouble.
If you had the same problem in your previous relationships, or have continued to choose partners with similar issues, this is a tip too. Patterns that recur—especially from one relationship to the next—suggest that you have unresolved feelings from the past, creating a destructive dynamic that prevents you from enjoying harmony. Entanglements may seem like a superficial relationship. You may be spending a lot of time together, have met each other's friends and family, and people refer to you as a "couple." But you two don't have a real relationship - at least not one characterized by love and harmony. What entanglements masquerading as real relationships look like: You struggle with the same issues You don't feel safe or intimacy.
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The drama
(Marital mute) began between me and my husband, Mama
the mother: What is this marital mute, my daughter? Don't spend too much time on the Internet
the daughter: Mom, I mean in a simply I don't talk to my husband two words except for house requests, expenses, and electricity bills, and only. do you understand me?
the mother: What is all the marriage is like that, my love? Do you imagine that you will live in a honeymoon for your whole life, or what does life have to go on?
the daughter: Mom, I need to talk to him about general issues. I know his point of view and he knows my point of view to we reach a common solution, or we don't even reach it, but just talk an general talk.
Mother: I don't understand anything from you at all, go to your husband's house , no more empty words.
If you feel that your partner does not understand you, and that you are not free to say exactly what is on your mind, then you know that you are not in a real relationship.
The study
In a real relationship, each person is "awake" for his or her role in a problem, and the priority for both is the growth of the relationship. Entanglements are characterized by power struggles. Both characters vie for the title of victim, making the other the culprit. Nobody ever wins. One of the clearest signs of entanglement is that it is difficult for one person to let the other person feel their feelings and tell the truth about them. Entanglements feel like you have to shut down a part of yourself. If you feel like your partner doesn't understand you, and that you're not free to say exactly what's on your mind, then you know you're not in a real relationship. Someone always needs to be right. It's very difficult if you're feeling overwhelmed with your partner, you're probably stuck in a tangle. In a harmonious relationship, both people take responsibility for any issues that arise, and come up with creative solutions that increase the positive feelings they share. 10 ways to tell if you're in a 'fake' relationship
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The drama
The husband is talking to himself
Until what time ? whenever we quarrel, I do reconcile with her, and she tries in all crooked ways to get rid of reconciliation.
It is not possible for this to be a healthy relationship. I feel that I am imposing myself on her without benefit. Where is the love that we got married for, or was this fake?
Just her dream of wearing a white dress and a ring that sparkles, and that's it, we're done, each one of us is on the opposite path to the other....Fake fake fake
the conflict happens in every relationship — and intermittent conflict is a sign of a healthy relationship
The study
Because it shows a level of interest in each other. However, every conflict requires a solution. If you are the only person trying to resolve any conflict or issues that arise, this is often a telltale sign of emotional detachment. They are emotionally distant When your partner is away, do they make any attempt to connect? Do they return your texts or calls? In a relationship, scammers tend not to communicate. They will provide little substance to what is going on in their lives. They will also make excuses as to why they "can't" communicate. There is as little romance as there is no romance, there is no relationship. The victim often attempts to initiate intimacy, but such attempts are often in vein. It also becomes evident when intimacy is forced. Again, no romantic relationship = no (real) relationship. Disputes are not resolved and there is no effort to meet your needs in the end .
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The drama
Heba talks with Ali, her fiancé
Heba: When will you complete the ceremony of the wedding, Ali? Ali Ali, you hear me
Ali: Of course, my love. I bought the cake in the new shop which is open at the beginning of the street. Let's go and eat from it.
Heba: Ali, don't be discouraged. I'm talking to you about one topic. Don't get involved in another topic, please
Ali: I'm mentally pretentious now, Heba. I want to enjoy going out, don't bother us.
Heba: it's name: bother you oh Ali, not bother us, we are you not us , we don't with each other oh Ali
The study
In any meaningful relationship that lasts,
It's inevitable to have a discussion for the future. If a partner avoids this conversation or doesn't respond when the topic comes up, it's usually because of one of two things:
(1) They are not interested in a future with you
or (2) they never thought of it.
Both are bad signs. Are you always the one who plans things? pick up check? Dealing with local responsibilities? If so, what concessions, if any, is your partner making? Relationship and compromise are two peas in a pod. A lack of effort is a universal sign of a lack of interest — and the relationship is no different. No Questioning What You Feel or Think Two people in a real, healthy relationship understand the importance of understanding what their partner is feeling or thinking. Asking about a partner's actions is an essential element of communication. They want to know what's going on, even if nothing is going on at all. When was the last time your partner asked how you were feeling or how your day was? A question worth considering. There is no discussion about the future, they are indifferent to most things.
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The drama
The Wife: Othman, can you close the window? The sound is very disturbing outside, and I am nervous and uncomfortable.
Othman: No, I love natural air, bear with that for a while
Wife: I will bear it until when, Othman. You know that I love calmness, and I also love to hear the news on the radio, and that is too much. noisy, can you close the window?
Osman: I said no
The wife looks from the other window and does not continue talking to Othman
The study
The smell of indifference reeks of a fictitious relationship
(Indifference is the antithesis of sentimentality, as it turns out later.) A person who consistently acts indifferent is someone who is not attached, likely detached, and unfit—not to mention unworthy—of a real relationship. You're uncomfortable in your own skin If you're afraid of being your true self, there's no point in being in a relationship. Putting up a facade only to stick around someone who doesn't want you anyway is a form of self-harm. Why do we put up with it? Find someone who accepts and loves you for who you are. They are withdrawn and know that withdrawing and withdrawing from oneself is not a bad personality trait - many introverts display these behaviors. But even the most introverted people open up and let loose around the person they love. Withdrawal and isolation are not commonly displayed in healthy relationships
I've known something was "off" for a long time. Be true to yourself. Are you wasting your time? money? energy? Wasting these precious resources on someone who will likely never happen...
Remember, dear reader
Before marriage, couples rush and get preoccupied with deciding where the wedding ceremony will take place, where the dress and suit will come from, the network with how many guests, and others, and one of them forgets to study the feasibility study - of course, if the expression is correct - for this marriage, and to keep talking about different topics as well as friends, and who will intervene if Resolve the discord and the secrets of building the relationship seriously, and not in the way that the parents are used to
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How to spot fake friends
With International Friendship Day (Thursday, July 30th) approaching, many will be writing about the positive aspects of friendship or giving advice on how to be a great friend. In a world where we spend most of our time online, it's probably more important than ever to know how to spot fake friends. And to teach our children these tips as well. Without the benefit of body language to give us important clues about people, spotting fake friends online can be difficult, and when we get it wrong, it can be heartbreaking.
Fake friends in the physical world, of course
It can also be easy to misjudge friendships in the physical world, too. Sometimes we miss the clues because we see what we want, not what it actually is, and eventually, the clues become blatantly obvious and we are forced to re-evaluate and decide where the friendship will go.
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Their words and actions only destroy our self-confidence and make us feel unworthy
Others, we choose to belittle our lives, knowing their words and actions only destroy our self-confidence and make us feel unworthy. Friends come in all shapes and sizes, and with all kinds of personality traits. Some, we will choose to hold on even knowing that they don't offer the love and support we need.
It took years for alarm bells to start ringing — clues I chose to ignore. It wasn't until the fires engulfed virtually all of Australia that I saw through the exaggeration.
One people's story
The evidence I could not ignore was that no one from this group, all from other countries, reached out to see how fires might affect me, despite being well aware that I lived in a wildfire-prone area. It is really hard to spot fake friends online. You really only have their words, and it's easy to excuse the occasional lack of expected action here or there. I was a member of an online blogging support group and for over three years believed in words of friendship written by so many other members, I really felt surrounded by love and support within that group and it was easy to overlook the lack of reciprocity when I was going the extra mile at times. Their social media posts often illustrate the importance of showing kindness, respect, and empathy to true friends. I believed in these women and their friendship, but their utter disinterest in our disaster proved that there was nothing real about those friendships, and besides the sense of disappointment you feel when you stop believing in Santa or the Tooth Fairy, no great harm. done. Perhaps I was being silly because I thought real relationships were possible in a group primarily designed to further business. But then their words kept talking about friendship. Anyway, I have removed myself from the group and its members, preferring to surround myself with real people and friendships.
Why imaginary friends destroy you and how to end a friendship Do you need to end a friendship? Sometimes we have to part with friends. Learn why fake friends can be so harmful and how to protect yourself.
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Toxic "friends" are the enemy
An enemy is someone with whom you are friendly, despite basic hatred or rivalry. Friends may want you to do good outwardly, but behind your back they will gossip about you and may be jealous of your accomplishments and successes.
How to find out
Here's why: Social neuroscientist John Cacioppo explains that humans evolved to prioritize avoiding enemies over making friends. Why is this Let's say we make a friend who actually turns out to be our enemy. That could mean death. But if we classify a potential friend as an enemy, that's totally okay. We won't make friends that fast, but at least we won't die, so it's totally normal to have enemies in your life. It's just our biological system that makes sure we don't get stabbed in the back in the middle of the night. The main point here is to identify your enemy friends so that you can either become real friends... or get rid of them.
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The Jealousy friend
This is the most common type of enemy. In fact, jealousy is often the emotion that turns friends into enemies. It goes both ways...the colleague is jealous of the promotion. You are jealous of a colleague's promotion. Your wingman is jealous of your righteous ability to attract children. You are jealous of your wingman's ability to attract children. Someone is jealous of your upbringing / your hair / your intelligence / your personality / your humor / your car / ____.
The problem: Jealousy is a cunning little monster. It destroys trust, respect and admiration. I think it is almost impossible to have a healthy relationship where jealousy is brewing. Bottom line: You either beat the jealousy, or you beat the person.
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The undercut
When you have an undercut enemy, you're constantly faced with challenges like this: You've got a new client! Should you tell your friend you've lost five pounds! Would it enable your friend's bad behavior if you went out to lunch? Want to invite some new friends? Should you call "this" friend? Undermining enemies is usually great for passive aggressive comments, sarcastic tones, and enabling your bad behavior. The problem: these types of enemies are the worst! why? You'd hope they'd be supportive, but they're often not. Bottom Line: Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice, shame on me. Don't keep hoping. Cut this person off.
Enemy Unsure Humans hate having unfinished business.
We also hate not knowing where we stand with someone. I think he's a close friend...but is he a close friend with everyone I think she likes me...are we business friends or real friends? He knows me, but I'm not sure if we're just acquaintances or actual contacts. Are we LinkedIn type contacts or Facebook type contacts? Problem: You're not sure. What is your position? Do they help you or support you? You are always on your guard and checking them out. This kind of ambivalence takes a lot of energy because you are in a constant state of not knowing. Other signs of fake friends no longer work together/play on the same sports team/attend the same organization. Over time, you've grown apart. You're always walking on eggshells.
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There are people who make us think about everything we say
Maybe we don't want to hurt their feelings. Or maybe we just don't want to look uncool. There are even scientific studies linking uncertainty to stress and even brain damage. If you find yourself always trying to anticipate your friend's reaction, you may be in a toxic relationship. You are less like you originally thought. I have become a different person than I was when I was younger. You no longer have anything in common. You only hear from them when they ask for a lawn mower / want to borrow your car / need help with next month's rent.
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The fake family
When family becomes toxic the word "family" can conjure up a host of complex emotions. Depending on your childhood and current family situation, these feelings can be mostly positive, mostly negative, or an equal combination of both, and if you went through a toxic family dynamic, your feelings may go beyond frustration or annoyance. Alternatively, interacting with or even thinking about your family may cause significant emotional distress. It can be hard to recognize toxic or dysfunctional family dynamics, especially when you're still deeply rooted in it. Here's a look at some common signs and what to do if you spot them in your family. Think Back to Your Childhood Many people don't realize the effects of their family environment during childhood until they reach adulthood.
It can be hard to recognize toxic or dysfunctional family dynamics, especially when you're still deeply rooted in it
The following signs indicate that you may have suffered from a toxic family environment in which you grew up
Perhaps your task is to clear the dishes from the table after Sunday dinner.
Or maybe she sometimes helped watch younger siblings.
These are all normal. But these tasks shouldn't stop you from completing school assignments, playing games, or getting enough sleep.
no one is perfect. Maybe your parents weren't great at picking you up from school on time, leaving you waiting.
Or maybe they forgot to pay the electricity bill once and the electricity went out for two days.
But supportive family members should support your basic needs by: parenting or disciplining younger siblings or providing most of their care take on responsibilities such as cooking meals or doing some hard work before you can safely or competently do so provide emotional support as if you were a partner Or another adult has been harshly criticized Most parents scold or criticize their children's behavior at times. But this feedback should be constructive and focused on the behavior, not on the child.
They should never make you feel inferior, unwanted, or unlovable. Your needs for boundaries that provide discipline and affection are not being met
Not feeling love, sympathy, or respect and concern for your health and well-being Making sure you get an education Ensures you have food to eat and clean clothes to wear While other factors may be involved Going regularly without any of the above could strongly indicate a toxic family dynamic or unhealthy.
Toxic family members may try to control major aspects of your life, including your relationships and career decisions. they might point out
(or say outright) that conforming to their expectations is a condition of their continued love and support.
An enabling pattern of addiction or substance abuse can also contribute to a toxic dynamic.
You are being verbally, physically or emotionally abused.
Any kind of abuse is toxic - it doesn't just apply to physical violence. Abuse also includes:
Inappropriate touching, sexual gestures, or sexually insinuating comments about your body
and the physical appeal of physical violence
and sexual assault
And harsh criticism
And severe criticism
Sometimes, abuse is not easy to recognize. for example
You and your brother might throw some obnoxious names during an argument. Or you might end up throwing clothes at each other across your room. But you make up and apologize once you both express your feelings. If this type of behavior is repeated frequently and there is never any resolution, it could be a toxic relationship.
Dysfunction is chronic or persistent. Very few families get along perfectly all of the time. Conflicts, sibling rivalry, strained relationships, or misunderstandings are common, especially during periods of stress or change. For example, a family member may temporarily behave in toxic or unhealthy ways due to problems outside the family dynamic, such as:
Challenges at work or school
Trouble with friendships or other relationships
Health concerns
or emotional distress
financial difficulties
These behavioral patterns should be temporary. The person responsible may apologize, express regret, and work to change their behavior as soon as they learn of it. True toxicity usually does not change or improve easily. At least not without specialist support.
The Links
return the favor? https://www.heartsintrueharmony.com/attracting-love/are-you-in-a-fake-relationship.html
https://www.healthline.com/health/toxic-family
https://gleefulgrandiva.com/2020/07/27/how-to-spot-fake-friends/
https://www.scienceofpeople.com/fake-friends/
https://www.powerofpositivity.com/10-signs-youre-fake-relationship/