You never thought you'd be here. Maybe you've been betrayed—left spinning in self-doubt, questioning what was real, unable to shake the gut-punch of deception. Or maybe you're the one who crossed a line—stuck in shame, defensive, or unsure why you sabotaged something good. Whether you've been blindsided by someone else's choices or wrestling with your own, the aftermath feels the same: broken trust, emotional whiplash, and a deep craving for clarity. Do you stay, do you go, do you finally face the patterns that got you here? If you're tired of the cycles—of shutting down, chasing, overexplaining, or running—I help you get honest about what’s really happening beneath the surface.

You might be prone to Toxic Relationships:

• You feel like you’re always the one giving, fixing, or trying to make things work.

• You second-guess yourself constantly, wondering if you're being "too much" or "not enough."

• Chaos feels normal, and stability feels boring—or even unsettling.

• You find yourself drawn to emotionally unavailable, controlling, or unpredictable people.

• You’ve ignored red flags, hoping things would get better with time, love, or effort.

• Deep down, you wonder if love has to come with intensity, pain, or proving your worth.

• You cycle between over-explaining, justifying, or making excuses for someone’s behavior.

• You fear abandonment so much that you tolerate things you know you shouldn’t.

• When a relationship ends, you either feel completely shattered or strangely numb.

• You struggle to set boundaries—or when you do, they don’t seem to stick.

• You’re caught in push-pull dynamics—chasing, withdrawing, or trying to “win” someone back.

• You mistake grand gestures or “love bombing” for real intimacy and connection.

• You’re exhausted from constantly questioning whether the problem is them… or you.