You're listening to the Inner Child podcast. Sometimes we have to be really honest with ourselves

and realize, oh, G, maybe I'm the common denominator in all of this and maybe I'm part of the

problem. And hey, taking responsibility takes so much courage and I'm really proud of you for that. So if you're listening

and you're ready to stop pointing fingers at others and take control of your own circumstances,

pay attention as we dive into the three telling signs that sometimes you're the toxic one.

Plus, my call to action at the very end on tips on how to heal

this right after this intro. Hi, I'm Gloria Zhang and after 10 years of struggling in toxic

relationships, I attracted the love of my life by healing my inner child.

This podcast is your weekly dose of my expertise as a therapist and dating relationship coach

for high achievers. Learn tips to overcome low self-worth, emotional baggage, and childhood trauma

so that you too can step into your power and attract the love

you desire. Welcome to the Inner Child podcast. Hello my besties and welcome back to the Inner Child

podcast. I am your host, Gloria Zang, and I help high achieving professionals permanently break the cycle

of toxic relationships

and find secure love for life through inner child healing.

Now, the question for today is something that I get in my DMs all the time, and I really

wanted to talk about what to do and how to actually know if you are the toxic one.

So I know that some people don't really like the word toxic.

Now, this is really just a personal preference.

I really like the word because what toxic really means is just that it's harmful to something or someone,

which means that we can easily change it if that's the case. And whenever I say the word toxic

relationship, everyone just automatically understands what I'm talking about. It's a very universally

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