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8 types of people to avoid in a relationship

Toxic relationships are just awful. They ruin your happiness, and they can make you wish that you never have a relationship ever again.

Plus, they can make you feel as though all people are bad. Toxic people might appear to be really great at first (or, at least, really interesting), but it isn’t long before they show their true colours.

If you desire an interesting union listed below are eight types of people to avoid getting into a deep relationship with.

Arrogant People: Sometimes, people get arrogance confused with confidence. Be careful, though, because this can be dangerous. Especially if he or she tries to convince you that they’re not really arrogant – they’re just confident.

Arrogance is when a person always thinks they know best. Worse still, they never concede to others, and they never celebrate your wins. Instead, it’s all about them.

Victims: Victims are well worth avoiding because they’ve never taken responsibility for anything in their life. Nothing is ever their fault, and nothing can ever change for them because they don’t take responsibility.

Instead, they blame everything else for their bad luck and sorry position in life. They blame the economy, the government, the universe, their family, their last relationship … everything is to blame but them.

Control Freaks: Control freaks are scary because, unlike an arrogant person or a victim, it’s really hard to leave them. Why? Because they learn how to manipulate and control you and this relationship; you might want to leave but they convince you otherwise.

That’s scary. A control freak appears to be amazing at first. But it isn’t long before they use their manipulative powers to possess you and make you feel as though life would be just terrible without them. You need them.

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Liars: Admit it – you’ve told a lie before. We all have. Most of us have told lil white lies to get us out of something, while plenty of us told lies as kids to shift responsibility and/or blame. However, if you’ve met a man who’s a compulsive liar who has already lied to you about pretty important things, such as his whereabouts, you need to avoid him with all you can. Liars will only cause you great harm.

Negative People: Who seriously wants to be around a negative person all the time? Not only do negative people bring us down, they can also shatter our own positivity. Negative energy is toxic, and it’s also infectious. It can kill your spirit. Before he sucks the life out of you, avoid Mr Negative immediately.

Temperamental People: Don’t you hate it when people just fly off the handle for no reason at all? If a man can’t control his emotions, he’s well worth avoiding. Temperamental people cause great harm. They lash out, project and dump their emotional baggage on you. And that isn’t fair.

Worse still, temperamental people can be infectious and they can make us turn into them! Avoid at all costs.

Self-Absorbed People: You: “I got a promotion at work! Him: “Yeah great – honey, could you take a look at my back? I think I might have a rash.” Um, okay?

This is the problem with self-absorbed people: They don’t listen to you or take an interest in you. And the reason they don’t is because they only care about themselves.

Self-absorbed people make us feel really lonely. They’re distant, egotistical, and it’s impossible to make a connection with them.

Jealous People: Okay, so you got that promotion at work. This time, your man hasn’t ignored you. He’s taken an interest – and he’s not happy. In fact, he’s jealous because you’re now earning more money than him!

Jealousy is a killer. It’s even worse when a man becomes jealous of your relationships with other people, especially other men. If a man starts to show signs of jealousy, it’s time to avoid him.

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