How to Cut Out a Toxic Person | Rewind

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16 Red Flags You Should Never Ignore in Dating | Rewind

Red flags get all the attention in dating—but what about the warning signs that aren't dealbreakers?In this episode, Matthew and Stephen break down the difference between red flags and "amber lights" (or yellow flags), and why knowing the difference can save you from making a cos ...  Show more

3 Factors To Consider Before Breaking Up | Matt Monday

Have you ever wondered if you ended a relationship too soon?In this week’s episode, I share the story of a woman who found herself trapped in a cycle that many of us know all too well. After a breakup, she couldn't shake the feeling that she might be walking away from something g ...  Show more

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