section
Types of toxic behaviour
Parting without farewell
For many people it is a habit. Almost everyone knows what your partner should abandon you without even saying goodbye. Communication gradually stops, the person across the street starts little by little becoming a "ghost". No scandals or quarrels. The connection ends for no apparent reason.
In such situations, the best thing you can do is not try to connect to the "ghost" and give yourself some time to grieve and move on.
Continuous employment
You're sure the guy across the street likes you. But for some reason, he's always busy. Alas, he or she is most likely guided by the rule "be employed continually-this is the only way to attract foreign attention". This behavior is childish and the only thing it can do is force the neglected person to lose any desire to contribute to the relationship.
Dispersion field
You're somebody's "backup." They keep you in their way, just in case. Pretty offensive, huh? They give you hope for a real relationship, until another, better version of the horizon appears. If that happens, they push you away. At such a time, there is nothing left for you but to wait for your loved one to release again. The trap here is that your "partner" lives while you continue wasting your time in "Waiting" mode.
Charity
The modern term "breadcrumbing" appears thanks to communication in social media-someone sends "likes" and "smiles" to someone who likes it. It will, therefore, remind them of you and give you hope for a possible relationship that will never actually take place. Unfortunately such behavior does not mean an anything-the person simply does not want to lose you as a follower.
Quick Encounters
Good old dating is already in history. Thanks to the mobile apps, whose names don't even need to be named, you can find a "partner" within a second. This type of dating is accomplished without affection and prejudice. As a result, a person begins to suffer from an incredible feeling of loneliness and inevitably is disappointed both by people and by themselves.
Friendly zone, version 2.0
Friendzone is an old term that has been replaced by the term "setting". This is when a friend gets the role of a side observer for all the important events in the life of his beloved. The idea of "tuning" is to keep those feelings to yourself.
Fear of Loneliness
A person is in touch, but is not happy and actively seeking a new partner. The reason is simple. Fear of loneliness.
If there's a better alternative, he's leaving the ship immediately.
Drama Club
Parting with the partner is considered an additional source of concern. A person constantly "resurrects" the emotions that he has experienced, and so some couples continue to disintegrate and restart their relations over and over again.
Friends with Privileges
"Friends with privileges" are those with whom you can sleep overnight without any additional obligations. The trap is that it is almost impossible to save the friendship after such relationships, and after the completion of your intimate encounters you will lose the person with whom you had so much in common.