Why do people stay in relationships they know are bad for them?
- Sunk cost fallacy in love
- Attachment styles and fear of being alone
- Practical steps toward healthier exits
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These prompts invite nuance: when confidence helps, when empathy distorts fairness, when habits beat motivation. They are starting points for curious minds, not diagnoses.
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No. These are educational and conversational prompts, not clinical advice.
Yes. Many medium prompts work well as weekly reflection questions.
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