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How to deal with toxic people and people who intimidate you when depressed! please help its a huge part of my problem!!
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Toxic people who: intimidate is really their problem, not yours unless you claim it as such. Do you need to be around them? If not, move on. If so, minimize your contact and do other things to neutralize their impact by choosing life-giving things such as good reading, nature, friends, etc. Consider seeing a therapist. Peace and good health.
Answered 10/15/2017
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