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Psychologist explains why we stay in harmful relationships

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A psychologist discusses the reasons individuals remain in harmful relationships, highlighting the emotional support such connections can initially provide.
The article emphasizes that friendships can turn detrimental when they involve manipulation, pressure, or exclusion.
Researchers Muhammad Arifin and Andi analyze the impact of toxic friendships on mental health.
The discussion includes the psychological costs associated with navigating unhealthy dynamics in interpersonal relationships.
The importance of recognizing unhealthy patterns in relationships is underscored as vital for personal well-being.

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A psychologist discusses the reasons individuals remain in harmful relationships, highlighting the emotional support such connections can initially provide.
The article emphasizes that friendships can turn detrimental when they involve manipulation, pressure, or exclusion.
Researchers Muhammad Arifin and Andi analyze the impact of toxic friendships on mental health.
The discussion includes the psychological costs associated with navigating unhealthy dynamics in interpersonal relationships.
The importance of recognizing unhealthy patterns in relationships is underscored as vital for personal well-being.

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