Signs you’re suffering from a social uncertainty loop – and practical ways to break the cycle
Understanding social uncertainty loops and practical ways to break the cycle.
Understanding social uncertainty loops and practical ways to break the cycle.
Friendship can be one of the most comforting parts of our lives and still bring out feelings we’re embarrassed to admit: jealousy, resentment and the suspicion that everyone else has a closer group.
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It rarely starts with threats or violence. Coercive control can begin with seemingly caring behaviour before escalating into isolation, monitoring and manipulation that gradually erode your confidence and independence. Trauma specialist psychotherapist Tina Chummun explains how to recognise the warning signs, understand why leaving doesn’t always end the fear and begin rebuilding your sense of self.
From ADHD and anxiety to chronic pain and endometriosis, autistic women can face a complex mix of co-occurring conditions. One woman shares how years of feeling different, being misunderstood and searching for answers finally led to an autism diagnosis.
From constant one-upmanship to dismissing your feelings, a psychotherapist reveals the subtle behaviours that could signal narcissistic traits in a close friend – and what to do if your friendship is leaving you feeling drained.
From charm and manipulation to gaslighting and playing colleagues against each other, an expert reveals the warning signs to look out for, and why you shouldn’t rush to diagnose your boss
From ignoring boundaries and introducing rough play without asking to guilt-tripping you when you say no, a sex expert reveals four subtle behaviours that could tell you a lot about how a partner treats consent, communication and your comfort.
An affair can leave you questioning your worth, your relationship and your ability to trust again. But healing starts with understanding that someone else’s betrayal was not your fault – and knowing what genuine accountability looks like if you’re going to move forward.
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