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Course overview
Lesson Overview

10.63 – How to Safely End a Friendship That’s Becoming Toxic: Ending friendships can feel painful, yet protecting peace must come before pleasing others. Begin with honest reflection—identify behaviors that drain energy, create tension, or threaten emotional safety. Prepare calm language that expresses your feelings without blame, focusing on boundaries rather than accusations. Meet in public or communicate digitally if direct confrontation feels unsafe. Set closure conversations with time limits to maintain emotional control. Avoid guilt; caring for yourself is not cruelty. If the other person retaliates, stay silent and reinforce distance rather than arguing. Block or mute communication when necessary. Document any threatening messages and seek support from trusted allies. Healing takes time but space allows clarity to return. A healthy ending doesn’t erase good memories; it simply acknowledges growth in different directions. Every act of boundary-setting teaches others how you expect to be treated. Walking away gracefully from toxicity is emotional safety in motion—a courageous investment in future stability and mental freedom.

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