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When people are in love, they tend to make excuses. They want the good, lovey dovey feelings to continue. Sometimes that means ignoring red flags to keep the party going. But, you can only suppress the truth for so long. Even worse, ignoring serious red flags can lead to significant life consequences later on. One… Continue reading Signs of a Controlling Partner

If you think you're doing everything right in the relationship and it's still going bad, then here are 7 signs the problem might be with you, and how to fix it.

"I truly believed we were soulmates, that he was doing this because he loved me." A survivor and a psychologist explain how to recognize coercive control.

Controlling relationships are considered unhealthy due to its negative impact on the victim's overall health. Ending a controlling relationship is the main key for you to grow and develop as an individual.

Coercive control is a form of psychological abuse whereby the perpetrator carries out a pattern of controlling and manipulative behaviours within a relationship and exerts power over a victim, often through intimidation or humiliation, which tends to be more subtle and harder to spot. Here are 14 signs your partner is trying to control you and how to escape.

Being married to someone who believes they are always right and can’t handle correction or receive guidance from you is frustrating and disempowering