Do you ever feel as though you were born into the wrong family?

Where evereybody is too wrapped up in their own lives to pay attention to yours?

You see, usually,  healthy siblings are great because they're like mirrors to you and they help you understand what's happening in the world around you.

Healthy siblings bring a whole new meaning to the word 'family'. And they give you a chance to learn from their examples and grow.

But when it comes to toxic siblings, they tend to think they know better than  you and can be mean, petty and cause harm to others with no care or concern of the repercussions whatsoever.

Siblings with a  destructive complex thrive on making other people feel small. And it is not just about their attitude, but it is also that they are often compelling.

They have an almost magnetic ability to convince others that they are right and you are wrong... And they seem to have this negative ability to crush you and hold you down emotionally and mentally against your will.

In this article, I'm going to show you a way to deal with a toxic monster sibling and keep on thriving anyway despite their toxicity!

First, though, toxic siblings come in all sizes and colours. I want to take you through a list of toxic siblings you need to identify so you can be certain if you indeed have a toxic sibling.

Ready?

Let's go…

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Toxic men are a big problem in the world.

An awful lot of men are toxic to their wives or partners. They're abusive, neglectful, or simply inconsiderate.

If you are married to such a man, how do you deal with him?

Should you just pound salt & hot pepper into a paper bag and throw it in his face as hard as you can when he is being toxic!

(Please NOTE... I know how tempting that sounds 😉... But I am not suggesting that you do it)

But seriously,  toxic men are like scary movies that keep you up at night. The scariest part is when he turns off the lights and crawls into bed next to you.

Sometimes... He is nice and treats you like a princess. But other times... He becomes a vile ugly bear. How do you cope when you know that the slightest thing you do can rain down terror from this man.

If you're in a relationship with a man who is emotionally abusive or has other destructive personality traits... This is the most important article you will ever read.

This article will help you understand exactly what you must do to break free from under his destructive influence especially when you have to very good reasons to remain in the marriage.

Ready? Let's dig in...

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‍So you've got a Difficult Family Member and you want to stop getting  trapped emotionally in his or her manipulative games.  In this article, I am going to be sharing one essential tip that can help you move towards achieving this.

Then at the end I will show you where you can download a 7 point check-list that

• Helps to ensure that you can turn your situation around by actively spotting when you are about to slip into survival behaviours that cause your DFM to manipulate and push you around emotionally. This way, you can stop the situation quickly before it drains you. 
  
  
• Using the check-list can help, guarantee that you know how to take a better, more relaxed/calm, down to earth approach, and change how you react instead of trying to change other people (whom you CANNOT change, by the way). 
  
  
• The check-list will help you make sure that you can stay calm, question everything, and spend your energy wisely (on the more important things in your life). This is so essential for retaining a perspective of life that helps you control your way of thinking. 
  
  
• It will help you guarantee that you can use your DFM's manipulation to your advantage and react in such a way that you can reach a positive outcome at least for yourself. 
  
  
• And lastly, This 7 point check-list will help ensure you know how to move on quickly from these energy sucking events. Sounds good? 
  
  Okay, let’s dig in. 

It had only been 3 months after her life threatening operation.  Fatima, found herself constantly feeling exhausted and in a lot of physical pain.  She was frustrated because her body was forcing her to do everything extremely slowly.

She knew how much had to be done for her 2 year old daughter and husband who was out working all the time, and felt massively guilty about this.

And, to make matters worse, her husband was piling pressure on her, insinuating that she was making herself become fat and useless by lazing around the house doing nothing.

I mean, can you believe it?

What do you do when a family member, who thinks they are helping you, but is actually making your life more difficult, doesn’t understand your struggle despite your best efforts to explain things to them?

How do you cope with:-

• Family who make you feel depressed and disrespected when you are around them.
• Family who don’t seem to realize that they are a big part of the pain you are going through. They say they care about you but you don't feel that way about them.
• Family who tell you that you’re over reacting to things all the time, and have the nerve to call you a big baby.

How do you cope with all of that?