How to know if your friendship is toxic—and what to do about it

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How to know if your friendship is toxic—and what to do about it By Angela Haupt Editor, Health and Wellness Friends are great—until they’re not. If you've ever had a toxic friendship, you know the havoc it can wreak, from obliterating self-esteem to triggering anxiety. We asked experts to share the signs of a toxic friendship, plus what to do about it—including how to respectfully part ways. READ MORE Share This Story

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