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Some people love to play the victim, feel like victims, think like they are the victims and behave like victims to the circumstances that they themselves have created. Not so the winners.
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Avoiding you at all cost because of your negativity. I don’t hate you, but my life is way better without you.
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The most toxic person you know of is out there posting quotes about kindness and giving and love and maturity and peace and success and bla and bla
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I keep my life 99% drama free by sticking to this simple piece of advice:
'Never wrestle with pigs. You both get dirty and the pig likes it.' - George Bernard Shaw
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I can’t stand it when I see people posting quotes about being kind and positive etc when they’re infact horrible fucking people.
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“Having dealt with a few of them, narcissists basically subscribe to a belief system that they should be able to do and say whatever the hell they want. And if we react to that, well, we’re not allowed to. We’re not allowed to have a reaction to their actions.” — Taylor Swift
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Gaslighting is when they repeatedly trigger your nervous system and mental health, but blame when you address their toxic behaviour – they never accept accountability or discuss their disrespect.
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Me watching toxic people share quotes about cutting out all the toxicity from their lives
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Walk away from toxic people. They never take responsibility of anything wrong. It's always your fault. They have no remorse for their actions and don't understand what empathy is. They'll prove you're wrong. They'll justify their thoughts. There's no point arguing. Just walk away
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As important as it is to learn how to deal with different kinds of people, truly toxic people will never be worth your time and energy – and they take a lot of each. Toxic people create unnecessary complexity, strife, and, worst of all, stress.
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“blocking people” isn’t bitter and the other person doesn’t win. blocking someone is sometimes “you don’t benefit me, you make my life a little harder, and i don’t need to see your posts because it prevents me from growing.”
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Removing toxic people from your life is not a sign of weakness, but a powerful act of self-care.
You deserve to surround yourself with positive and supportive individuals who uplift you, inspire you, and bring out the best in you.
Your well-being should always come first.






















