How to Cut Out a Toxic Person | Rewind

How to Cut Out a Toxic Person | Rewind

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Is going no-contact with family a mistake or necessary? | Matt Monday

One of the biggest misconceptions about family estrangement is that people do it lightly. They don't. And for many, the reality is far more painful…The truth is, most people don't create distance because they stopped caring. They do it after years, sometimes decades or even an en ...  Show more

Are You Settling in Your Love Life? | Rewind

For years, when I signed copies of Get the Guy, I would write the same message: Never settle.I still believe we should never settle for bad behavior, mistreatment, or a relationship that doesn't make us happy. But over time, I've come to see the idea of "settling" a little differ ...  Show more

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