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I think it does, reason is this:Some start with the mindset of "I'll fix him or her".. you can't fix anyone that doesn't want to be fixed
Most people are in toxic relationships today cos of the red flags they ignored. They know their relationships aren’t ideal, but they justify and rationalize their doubts away. Many of them would rather be in a poor relationship than no relationship at all.
An emotionally healthy person views being alone as better than being in a negative relationship but the desperate ones, think otherwise. A healthy relationship can be challenging to find, but it’s not an impossibility.
There are many signs of toxic relationships.
Physical or verbal abuse, Passive-aggressive behavior,
Lying. This needs little explanation. Does your partner lie to you? Do you find yourself telling lies just to keep the peace? Do you lie in order to avoid spending time with your partner? For example, do you tell your partner you have to help your mother, but you actually at home doing nothing?

There’s a relationship scorecard
Are you reminded on a regular basis about how you’re not pulling your own weight? Are past mistakes mentioned regularly even when you've apologized about it?
-Are you told that you have to wash the dishes because your partner swept the floor? Are you told this even though you’re swamped with work, and he’s just watching TV?
If you’re in a toxic relationship, extract yourself from it or seek professional relationship counseling
You might be too emotional to tell yourself the truth or you might be too weak to take the bold step, a counselor will help you make the right decisions. You might miss person afterwards but just because you miss someone doesn't mean you need them again in your life.

Me and my ex had small arguments which were more like simple disagreements caused by me acting dumb such as saying that democrats were fabricating Covid to step on people's freedom when we were frustrated that she couldn't fly in to see me.

She was a bit annoyed with me, understandably so and I apologized afterwards. Other than that, the only drama we had was with her disapproving family members being hard on her. As for my current relationship, we've only had one incident that could be considered an argument which was when I'd contacted a cousin of hers and told him that me and her were together as I'd grown impatient over her not telling her family due to fear that her mother, who's very sick, would throw her out (she's in law school and works part time) because she's absolutely insane with how protective she is with her.

I told her the whole truth about who I'd contacted but only got a response from one person whom I explained our relationship to and even got approval from. I apologized to her and went in depth as to why I was sorry and she forgave me. Besides that, we've never had any arguments at all, not even a disagreement. We're a great match and I'm very thankful that we can both be genuine with eachother and somehow no conflict arises from it.

I think a big part of why we get along so well beyond how similar we are to eachother is how from day 1, we've told the whole truth and nothing but the truth to eachother and trust eachother greatly. Do you and your partner fight?

Father's often try to instill on their daughters negative trait of men to avoid and stare toward a guy that will treat them right in relationship. Father's will even go full on protection and intimidate a girl's boyfriend/husband to make sure he does not hurt her emotionally and physically.

Yet many mother don't seem to give their son the same advice to avoid being in relationship with manipulative women. Many mother still give their son blue pill advice like working hard and marrying a woman in her 30's. Many mother still try to teach their son to be chivalrous white knights who give girls gifts/presents without asking for anything in return. Many often try to shape their husband to be gentlemen who take girls out on dates (which he pays for).

Do you think mother's betray their sons when it comes to arming them against dating the opposite sex?