How love bombing works in toxic relationships to create false intimacy

[@user-j7t8u]

I love the way you describe this insidious manipulative control strategy. I feel validation for just how intensely difficult it was for me to free myself from the internal intense and powerful feelings. Thank God I made it through and thank you for sharing your gift🙏🏽❤️

[@FaithfulandTrue777]

Excellent knowledge of this insidious abuse tactic ❤🙏🏻🕊

[@ThrivewithMiriam]

Thank you so much! I’m glad you found it insightful. Your support means the world to me! 🙏🏿🔥 Let’s keep spreading awareness and empowering each other. 💪🏿✨

[@dee4277]

So true, I experience a person like that. Thank you for informing all people about this manipulation.

[@ThrivewithMiriam]

I’m so sorry you’ve had to experience that-it’s such a painful and confusing thing to go through. But your awareness and ability to recognise the manipulation is so powerful. Thank you for sharing your experience too; the more we talk about these things, the more we can help others see the signs and protect themselves. You’re incredibly strong for coming through it. ❤️

[@MissRaych28]

Very well said! Thank you for sharing your insight.

[@ThrivewithMiriam]

Glad it was helpful!

[@mermaidtales4009]

Excellent, to-the-point, short clip! Good Luck w yr channel darling👋 from Australia 🇦🇺 ❤

[@ThrivewithMiriam]

Thanks so much! 😊

[@Elizabeth-os9tn]

💯💯💯💯💯‼️♥️

[@SelmaThornton-k4d]

He was smarter than even that. He found a way to hook me without making promises. He just showed me information that would make me come to the conclusion that it was so natural

[@ThrivewithMiriam]

It sounds like he was very calculated in how he approached things, almost as if he knew exactly how to manipulate the situation without directly committing. That kind of subtle manipulation can be incredibly confusing and difficult to process because it feels like you made the choice-but in reality, he guided you there. You’re not alone in this experience, and it’s important to remind yourself that his actions were intentional. If you’re still feeling the effects of this, know that it’s okay to seek support or talk to someone who can help you unpack these feelings. You deserve clarity and peace. ❤️

[@MercyASraku]

Hello I'm 21 I have been with my boyfriend for 2years now he use to show me all these signs at the start of our relationship he started telling me how I should dress who I should talk at first I don't take it seriously but as time goes by he started to accuse me of cheating he even started beating on me to the extent he started taking knife for me he told me that the day he find out I'm cheating on him or try to leave him he will kill me when I tell him that I want to go and see my sister he will tell me no I don't feel safe please how can I leave this relationship safely please I dying 😢😢😢

[@ThrivewithMiriam]

I'm so sorry you're going through this, and I want you to know that you are not alone. Your safety is the most important thing right now. Leaving an abusive relationship can be very dangerous, so it’s important to plan carefully. 1. Reach Out for Help: Contact a trusted friend, family member, or support organization who can help you. If possible, speak to someone who understands domestic violence and can guide you. There are hotlines and organizations that specialize in helping people in your situation. 2. Create a Safety Plan: If it’s safe, start planning your exit without letting him know. This might include gathering important documents (ID, money, birth certificate, etc.), packing a bag with essentials, and identifying a safe place to go. Make sure someone knows your plan. 3. Contact Local Authorities or Shelters: If you’re in immediate danger, call emergency services. You can also look up shelters or domestic violence organizations in your area-they often provide safe housing and resources. 4. Do Not Confront Him: It’s important to avoid situations where he might escalate his violence, especially if he has already threatened your life. Leaving safely requires preparation. You are incredibly strong for reaching out and asking for help. Please remember, you do not deserve this, and there is support available to help you through this. If you’re comfortable, share your location or country, and I can help find resources near you. You deserve to feel safe and free. 💛

[@MercyASraku]

Thanks you so much I will try to do everything you said I will be leaving soon but I'm waiting for him to go out of town than I can take my things and go somewhere he does not know your words are so encouraging I am forever grateful I'm glad to know that I'm not alone ❤ ❤❤

[@user-xc4ky8le5y]

❤❤❤

[@krushnadurga600]

Pal bhar ke liye koi hame pyar karle, Jhootha hi sahi! Worst song ever made.

[@MaryMargaretteWhite-ek5tn]

Ok….whatever.😂