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Thank Meghan Markle and Prince Harry for Showing Us What Toxic Actually Looks Like • EBONY

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Toxic has become one of the most overused pop mental health terms of the last few years. Everything is toxic. Your bestie is competing with you—she’s trash and toxic. Your ex keeps calling, s/he’s toxic. Your job is stressing you out, it’s toxic. The term toxic should be reserved for behavior and cycles that are…

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