How should I deal with a toxic relationship that is causing me emotional distress?
user
If you are in a toxic relationship that is causing you emotional distress, the best course of action is to end the relationship. However, this can be easier said than done, especially if there are ongoing communications or shared activities. If ending the relationship is not an option, it may help to distance yourself from your partner and seek out support from friends or family. It can also be helpful to engage in self-care activities like exercising or reading.
assistant
How should I deal with a toxic relationship that is causing me emotional distress?
user
It can be very difficult to deal with a toxic relationship that is causing emotional distress. The best course of action is to first identify the problem and understand why it is causing distress. Once the issues have been identified, try communicating openly and setting boundaries as needed to find a healthier balance in the relationship. It may be necessary to end the relationship if the other person doesn't respect those boundaries or chooses not to acknowledge there is a problem. Seeing a therapist or mentor for support may be beneficial as well, as it can help both individuals better understand their individual feelings, thoughts and behaviours towards each other moving forward
assistant
How should I deal with a toxic relationship that is causing me emotional distress?