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7 Types of Toxic Crushes You Should Avoid 🚫 Red Flag Crushes You Need to Block

Ever feel like you’re constantly falling for people who just aren't good for you? You’re not alone. In this video, we’re breaking down the 7 types of toxic crushes that feel like "butterflies" but are actually major red flags.

What’s Inside:

The "Breadcrumber" who only gives you just enough attention to keep you hooked.

The "Project" you think you can "fix."

The "Ghost" who only appears when they’re bored.

...and 4 more types that are draining your emotional energy.

Learning to identify these patterns is the first step toward finding a healthy, fulfilling relationship. Which one of these have you dealt with? Let’s talk in the comments! 👇

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The "Fixer-Upper": You like them for their potential, not who they actually are.

The "Ghoster": They disappear for weeks and then text "Hey" like nothing happened.

The "Taken" One: Someone in a relationship (you're waiting for them to "choose" you).

The "Hot & Cold": One day they love you; the next day they’re a stranger.

The "Narcissist": They only talk about themselves and use your admiration to boost their ego.

The "Competitor": They always try to one-up you instead of supporting you.

The "Friendship-Wall": Someone who clearly told you they don't want a relationship, but you're trying to change their mind.