Stress-Inducing People
Stress is subjective; what triggers one person may not affect another. The conversation explores the idea that individuals can be stress-inducing for some while providing comfort to others. Instead of labeling people as toxic, consider the term "triggering" to foster self-awareness and understanding of personal boundaries in relationships.In this clip
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