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toxic relationships
Toxic relationships are interpersonal connections characterized by manipulation, betrayal, psychological harm, and imbalanced power dynamics that damage participants' emotional and spiritual well-being.
🎬17 episodes🔗8 related topics
In the Psycheverse
Psyche treats toxic relationships as both personal wounds and spiritual lessons, examining them through artistic expression—particularly music and spoken word—that maps the psychological entanglement and devotion that keeps people bound to harmful dynamics. The show frames toxicity not as simple villainy but as a complex interplay of mutual spiritual suffering, addiction to connection, and the difficult work of recognizing and breaking free from patterns that feel both destructive and transcendent.
Episodes (17)
EP.1718
When love isn't enough: cutting toxic people
In this episode, Psyche delves into the importance of recognizing and removing toxic individuals from one's life, asserting that love and forgiveness shouldn't come at the cost of personal well-being.
EP.013
Oh, Alexandra
Episode 13 features a musical performance or spoken word piece titled "Oh, Alexandra" - a deeply personal narrative about betrayal, manipulation, and the aftermath of a toxic relationship.
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🐇 Rabbit Hole
Topics that frequently appear alongside toxic relationships
psychologyPsychology is the study of human behavior, cognition, and emotional processes, encompassing trauma, perception, sensitivity, and the mechanisms underlying consciousness and survival.boundariesBoundaries are psychological and energetic limits that define where one person ends and another begins—essential for healthy relationships, self-protection, and maintaining autonomy.personal growthPersonal growth is the process of developing self-awareness, expanding one's capabilities, and evolving spiritually or psychologically over time.mental healthMental health encompasses psychological well-being, emotional processing, and recovery from trauma or relational harm. It includes both clinical understanding of conditions like abuse cycles and the subjective experience of struggle, isolation, and resilience.self-careSelf-care encompasses intentional practices and boundaries that prioritize mental, emotional, and physical wellbeing, often presented as a counterbalance to stress, burnout, and relational depletion. It ranges from simple acts like walking in nature to more substantive work around protecting oneself from toxic relationships.
At a Glance
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