Are you walking on eggshells, trying to please your partner? Do you constantly fall short? You post a pretty picture of yourself on social media. Your partner mocks you, accusing you of being too attention-seeking; so, you delete it.

You go out for dinner with friends, but receive negative texts from your partner all night and can’t enjoy your meal.

You have a hard day at work. Your partner says it’s your fault, you don’t know how to handle situations, and you’re bad at your job.

If this sounds familiar, you’re in a toxic relationship. Maybe you’ve been telling yourself: He’s concerned. Or she loves me. Maybe you’ve been telling yourself you need to try a little harder.

You might think your relationship is normal, but it’s not. One in two people will experience emotional abuse in a relationship—you’re not alone. What you justify now as concern and love is manipulation and control. Your partner’s possessiveness and negativity can leave you suffocating, depressed, and feeling bad about yourself. But it’s not your fault.

Inside Identifying Mental Abuse, discover how to:

identify a toxic relationship.

recognize manipulation.

set boundaries.

put in place a support system.

get out of an abusive situation.

And much, much more.

Leaving a toxic relationship is the first big step to leaving the darkness behind and regaining your life; but to achieve true freedom, you must also learn how to keep yourself from falling into another trap.

Follow the steps outlined in this book and, pretty soon, you’ll not only find yourself the master of your life, but you’ll also be able to advocate for others. What begins with taking back control of your life can help change the dialogue for others in abusive relationships. It starts with you.

Get this book now, break free, and live the life you were meant to live!