7 Types Of People You Should NEVER Date

Relationships and love can be tricky. Ready for some real talk about dating? How do you know if someone is toxic and you should avoid dating them? A healthy relationship thrives on trust, positivity, and empathy. If you find yourself in a constant drama cycle, it might be time to reevaluate.

Remember, in the end, you're the one making the decisions. Trust your instincts and prioritize your well-being.

#love #relationship #dating

Writer: Chloe Avenasa
Editor: Kelly Soong
Script Manager: Kelly Soong
Animator: Zuzia
Youtube Manager: Cindy Cheong

[Psychgo]

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[Sir_Gom_bOach]

"Turns out, I'm all of them"

[nor-alex]

I think another type of person that would be smart to stay away from, is a very depressed person that trauma dumps in almost all conversations. Not to say depressed people can't be in relationships (heck, I am), but being exposed to so much negativity for a while stirs up this chronic insecurity about how your SO is doing, and that it's your responsibility to keep them happy when it might be totally unrealistic. Then you forget to take care of yourself. I just stopped an emotionally vulnerable friend from entering this sort of relationship because I've been there myself and holy hell was it a roller coaster ride.

[mangarajatyangsa]

I'm afraid being one of them without realizing it, need therapy after this to fix myself.

[MistyMoonie]

Another take:

Don't date the extremely toxic person. At first, the relationship may seem fine, but when you're at your lowest point, they'll dump you like you've never existed, and when you try to fix it. They're not here for you. Happened to me once, now I'm fully aware

[hghg]

Don't date extreme people-pleasers. They won't tell you if something is wrong, they'll just agree with everything you say and be passive. You won't really know if they are happy or not. But when you break up and you'll try to fix at least your friendship with them, they'll tell you how they didn't like you at all, that you were so bad partner and what everything what did you do wrong. But you won't really know about all these things until one moment when they throw at you everything. It happened to me and it hurt because I was really trying hard to be the best partner I could. But he just didn't tell me something is wrong.

Sorry for grammatic errors xd

[Aan]

Timestamps
1). The pick me 0:22
2). If you can't handle me at my worst 1:04
3). The ghost whisper 1:37
4). The mirror, mirror on the wall 2:15
5). The lovebomber 2:59
6). The time traveler 3:45
7). The serial monologuer 4:10
8). The social media stalker 4:42

Hope this helps you out. Hope you have a nice day. 💙💙💙💙💙💙

[purplecarrot]

i think you should avoid people that expect something from you that they don't have, like they say i like someone who cares about me, but they don't care about you

[MrZirun]

NARCISSISM. Narcissistic crush was the worst of my life experiences. Pain, trauma, long recovery. This is pure evil hidden inside, not person. Avoid.

[Muhznit]

That "Social Media Stalker" part hit HARD. I had a great relationship for 3 years or so; not perfect but I did my best to keep it together, even through the pandemic and a few conflicting opinions. Eventually she found some posts on social media about my previous ex from like 6 years earlier, and started making the worst assumptions about me. I made a poorly-thought out comment that she should "stop letting her assumptions breed with each other", and things were over pretty quickly after that. I truely appreciate this advice, thank you.

[andreimircea]

Personal take:
If you feel that someone you want to date or even befriend or already know feels/seems or just is judgemental, see if you can help the person to acknowledge this flaw and show that they’re genuinely working on it, if they don’t care or don’t want to or can’t notice this and can’t be bothered to do something about it, run away, because they will zap you of energy and confidence really fast.

[jay.hayabuza]

Another one that should make into the list: The Stick-To-You-Like-Flypaper. The clingy and possessive types--the ones that ORDERS you to stay away from your friends and other loved ones.

"Wanna have quality time with your friends and loved ones? Why bother when you have me?"

These people gonna be receiving the "thank you, next" straight up from me. Lol.

[leander]

If you cant handle me at my worst,
I cant blame you, that shit is rediculous.

I honestly used to do the mirror thing, its a mark of someone who is insecure, its like, they might like me if im more like them, it doesnt work. As ive gotten more confident ive stopped doing it, and im happier for it.

[phoenixilr]

I was caught by a lovebomber...Kinda. She toyed with me for about 3 weeks and then just said "Actually, I don't like you. It was all just a joke and I wanted to see how far I could take it" I thought "am I a joke?" ever since then I haven't talked to a new girls because of this fear of being completely played.

[tutubism]

That part about the "time traveler" hits really hard for me.. Sometimes its hard to let go of the past or worry about the future. Something i still struggle with to this day. Compared to now i'm alot more aware of this feeling & i'm currently working on it. Im trying my best to live in the present by being grateful of my past achievements & thinking of certain events or person who have changed me for the better. Also I've been focusing on things i enjoy or are of special interest like music production & life sciences

[TheVeggiekat]

I’m dating the opposite of the time traveler. He’s said he has a lot of trauma from his past so discussing or asking about his past is a boundary for him but we also don’t talk about the future much. He says he wants to live in the moment, which when we are together is fun but it makes me feel like our relationship has no real future.

[scrappychildhood]

28 year old Virgin With Autism, Bipolar Depression, Anxiety, OCD, ADHD, schizophrenia traits. When had break down @ 21 years old the Doctors told me Odds are very Low and we need to get you to hold a Job for 1 year also majority in your mental health history Homeless, In and out of mental health facilities ECT. I've been oddly stable since 24 So far about to cross 1 year Market with 400$ week retail job

[victorialaing]

I have met a lot of serial monologuers. A lot of times I was around other people and they would talk and talk nonstop and they would not let me talk. Every time I try to speak they would constantly interrupt me. It’s very upsetting for me and I don’t want a relationship with a partner who does that.

[niexey]

Love being here🥺❤️this page saved my life 3 years ago

[ashleypearson]

Thank you for this video. I've been single 6 months now and I don't think I'll be in a relationship anytime soon. I'm still soul searching and I'm okay with that❤