People think that relationships and being discontent in them is about the other person.

I am here to tell you it is about you.

What is most important to have self-respect is that you maintain a relationship that increases

or maintains the respect you have for yourself.

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Have you ever been laying in bed at night and looked across the bed to the person next to you and thought to yourself,

is this really who I'm supposed to be with?

Well, there's a lot of people who are asked themselves that question and trying to figure out,

should I stay or should I go?

And that's why I made this for you.

There's a lot of content on the internet talks about being in a toxic relationship. Today, I'd like to offer you a new frame that comes

from a place of empowerment rather than blame. You see, another person cannot be toxic. However,

remaining in a relationship that makes you eventually hate yourself can certainly feel that way

sometimes. So today, here's what I want to do.

First, I want to talk about the cycle of doom or the three Fs. And the next thing I want to do is I want to

give you a new frame, which I call it the self-respect frame. I think what this frame is going to do

is it's either going to help you save your relationship or get a new, better one. So I had a couple of friends and they met, I want to say

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