7 clear signs you’re in a toxic relationship

If your partner frequently criticizes you, makes you feel worthless, or undermines your self-esteem, it's a significant red flag. 
 

A toxic partner often disregards your personal boundaries. If your partner ignores your needs for space and respect, it’s a serious red flag.
 

If your partner exhibits extreme jealousy, monitors your activities, or tries to control your choices and friendships, it shows an unhealthy level of control and possessiveness.
 

While conflicts are normal, constant fighting and unresolved issues can be concerning. Healthy relationships manage disagreements constructively rather than escalating them.
 

Toxic partners often use manipulation tactics, such as guilt-tripping, gaslighting to control and confuse you, undermining your sense of reality and self-worth.
 

If your emotional or physical needs are consistently neglected or dismissed by your partner, and you feel unloved or undervalued, it’s a sign of toxicity.
 

A toxic partner may try to isolate you from your support network, making you feel dependent on them while severing ties with those who care about you.