If you are struggling with rejection, toxic relationships, depression, confusion or forgiveness keep reading.After writing, “Lord, Deliver Me From Me” and “Transformation You” I am writing this third book to answer another one of our challenges.”Don’t Repeat This Again: Toxic Relationships,” will be book #1 in a series called “Unstuck.”Why is it we allow people to criticize us, belittle us, put us down, become verbally abusive to us, and even try to intimidate us? There are areas in our lives where we continue to allow the same behavior to have the preeminence in our lives keeping us “Stuck” in a vicious cycle. This book will deal with not repeating toxic relationships in our lives. If you have ever allowed other people to build real estate in your mind by the cynical way they have viewed you, then this is the book for you.

What does a toxic relationship look like? Let’s us explore the definition of Toxic as it is related to relationships—causing unpleasant feeling; harmful or malicious (like a toxic boyfriend, girlfriend or destructive criticism.) Poisonous people always put you down. Even when you accomplish something right, they don’t compliment you, or they tell you could do a better job. They remain critical of you most of the time. Instead of helping you get to your goal in life they appear to hinder or sabotage you.

Some toxic relationships can be abusive or intimidating. These are not the kind of people you want in your inner circle where you share your intimate desires and dreams.