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Mentally frustrated
Can staying at same place and with same people for a long period makes you mentally irritated?And they are toxic also...(2 years)every single day toxic fight from 1 year.
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No, staying with someone for long time doesn't irritates mentally unless you are having issues.
As you mentioned they are toxic, so it's their toxic behaviour that is bothering you, not being togather.
you might going through adjustment issues.
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Consult a therapist to resolve adjustment issues and learn some techniques to adjust better.
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Ofcourse
It’s like slow poison
If you fighting everyday
U need to figure out what’s the root cause
Stand up for yourself
If nothing else can be done use your both ears
Listen from one and trash from another
Self care
Self indulgence
Breathe
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Take care talk to me
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Yes definitely it can take a toll on someone's mental health. It is important to give yourself breaks in the meantime and to have a safe environment where you can just be yourself for a while. This will take off the frustration and give you clarity on how to move forward.
Next Steps
Alternatively can consult a Psychiatric clinic for the same.
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Prioritise yourself by giving time to activities you are interested in. Connect with those that understand you and can support you through this tough time. Good luck 🤞
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Hello. It sounds like there are several differences between you and the people you are staying with. This may lead to frustration and feeling stuck overtime.
It is important to identify what those instances are that make you feel they are toxic, and the reasons for the daily fights.
Next Steps
consult with a counsellor or psychotherapist to dice deep into this and help you deal with what you're going through.
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