red flags in relationships

The case of Jonathan Majors and Grace Jabbari serves as a reminder of the complex dynamics that can emerge in relationships, especially when success is involved. While it is central to remain positive and professional in our interactions, prioritizing our well-being and protecting our hard-earned success is equally crucial. Recognizing the warning signs in relationships and being cautious about our company is vital to maintaining a thriving personal and professional life. Ultimately, our actions and choices shape our destinies, and embracing these lessons can lead to a brighter future for all.

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Struggling with Toxic Relationships and Emotional Abuse? You might be dealing with Covert Narcissism and not even know it. This episode sheds light on the sneaky tactics of emotional manipulation and gives examples of covert narcissists in pop culture.

🔴 What is Covert Narcissism?

Learn about Covert and Vulnerable Narcissism, subtler forms of Narcissistic Personality Disorder, and how they differ from overt narcissism.

🟠 Spot the Red Flags

Identify the Red Flags in Relationships to safeguard your Self-Worth and Mental Health. Don't miss the signs of Emotional Manipulation and Guilt Tripping.

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Through relatable Pop Culture references and personal anecdotes, see how Covert Narcissism manifests in day-to-day life.

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Discover actionable Recovery Steps for Emotional Healing and Personal Growth. Learn how to Set Boundaries and boost your Emotional Intelligence to protect yourself from Emotional Abuse.

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In the Queenrise World, self defense is all about PREVENTION. And doing what it takes to make sure you are well equipped to stop violence way before it EVEN STARTS! So, this episode is all about TRUSTING the little iffy things that show their heads in otherwise great relationships. They warning signs of what is off, what is wrong, or even what may be revealed about someone else down the road.

If you are experiencing one or more of the red flags listed in this episode, you MAY be in an abusive relationship. I'm here to support you, but you may want to consider a hotline. You aren't alone.

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In today's episode we talk about the kind of behaviours that indicate that your relationship is in trouble. Some of these red flags require more urgent action, others may require attention further down the line. All of the flags listed below should not be ignored in the long run as they are likely to erode or undermine you and/or the relationship. 

Pay close attention if your partner or the person you just met displays any of the following characteristics or behaviours:

• They are physically or verbally violent. -
• They express anger or other extreme emotional reactions (prolonged, silent treatment) in a way that makes you feel unsafe. -
• You are concerned about their excessive alcohol and/or substance abuse. -
• They exceed your physical boundaries even in small ways making you feel uncomfortable. - 
• They put you down regularly - even if done in a joking way. -
• They hold views that are abhorrent to you, e.g. racist, misogynistic, homophobic. - 
• They are excessively  jealous and can’t manage to control it - e.g. they tell you what to wear, who you can see or where you can go. -
• They love bomb you, i.e. they make grandiose, over-the- top, expressions of love too early on. This is common with narcissists and often goes together with other toxic traits including gaslighting and emotional abuse. -
• They are at a very different life stage, e.g. you want kids, they want to party. -
• They describe all their exes in a very negative light, always blaming the other and not taking on any responsibility for their own, contributing actions. -
• They are highly inconsistency or noncommittal. -
• You experience a lack of emotional intimacy in the relationship. You can't really be open with each other. -
• They rely on you as the only person for emotional support for their serious mental health issues. -
• They don’t like it when you take time for yourself.  They require constant attention. -
• They ghost you frequently, early on in the relationship, disappearing and then popping up again. -
• They gaslight you, making you question your own judgements. -
• Your friends express an unusual dislike for your partner. -
• They are rude to other people who they perceive to have less power, e.g. people  in the service industry. -
• You feel unusually hesitant to introduce them to your friends. -
• Their dating profile differs significantly from the actual person in front of you. -
• They don’t listen to you. -
• They constantly require reassurance from you. -
• They are glued to social media all the time not paying much attention to you. -

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 🎙 EPISODE 91: Identifying Red Flags in Relationships with Tawny Loveless

Tawny is a Love & Empowerment Coach- I empower men and women to rewire their potential and MAXIMIZE their love life! She  wrote the book, Red Flags Explained and has 15+ years of professional experience assessing, guiding, facilitating and reconnecting damaged relationships as well as trying to save a few of my own along the way.

If you are one of those women that date someone and then all of a sudden they turn into a completely different person or start showing their toxic side, you may be missing some of the warning signs. If you get in lots of toxic relationships this is for you, let's stop this from happening.

In this episode, we talk about red flags and how to identify them, when to identify them, and what to be aware of. We talk about some of the big red flags and why it's so important to trust your intuition in relationships. I also share some of my dating experiences and stories.

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In episode 46 my guest is Raynard Meridith a local Licesed Professional Counselor with a private practice in Southfield, Michigan . Raynard and I are sharing information about Situationships. Raynard says this is how you know you are in a situationship, " you have a relationship but you have no title and can't expect anything from the person you are in the situationship with and you are confused about roles" . If you want to know about this type of relationship please tune into the "Empowering Connections  Podcast"

Are you in need of coaching or counseling for anxiety, depression or your relationship? You can find me at  my website, (www.empoweringserenity.net ) or follow me on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/connieakinslpc/and  join my Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/empoweringserenityandguidance and  locate me on the Therapy for Black Girls website for counseling. 

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Calling  ALL SINGLES of those who desire to be married. One of the common terms that we hear is how people speak of a person being “marriage material.” What does that even mean? What do you as a single person must see in and individual in order consider them marriage material? Is it a grocery lists of must have requirements or do you think deeper than that when deciding that someone can be your marriage partner. So many question and the Kings will try their best to answer. Hold on to your seatbelts and listen in as the Kings’ discuss the topic of marriage material. Be blessed.