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• Excessive attention way too fast: You’ve only known each other a week but they’re already saying “you’re my soulmate,” texting every minute, constantly giving expensive gifts.

• Unrealistic praise & promises: “No one compares to you,” “I’m going to marry you next year,” even though you’ve only met twice.

• Making you dependent: They become your whole “world.” They want you to distance yourself from friends/family so you focus only on them.

• The goal is control: Once you’re emotionally attached and clingy, their behavior shifts — they get possessive, jealous, or even abusive. The early attention gets used to guilt-trip you if you try to leave.

4. Don’t engage in negativity
Avoid getting pulled into drama, gossip, or arguments. Stay calm and don’t feed the toxic behavior.

5. Choose better company
Spend more time with people who support, respect, and encourage you to grow.

6. Trust your instincts
If something feels off, it probably is. Your intuition is a powerful guide.

7. Focus on yourself
Prioritize your mental health, goals, and happiness. You don’t need to keep people in your life who bring you down.

8. Be ready to walk away
Sometimes the best thing you can do is let go. It may feel hard at first, but it’s often the healthiest choice.