People Struggle to Recognize Harmful Relationship Patterns Over Time
People in dating, family, work, or friend relationships often cannot tell in the moment whether a partner's or associate's behavior is a one-off or part of a recurring harmful pattern, since there is no structured way to log incidents and see trends. Without a running record, red flags accumulate unnoticed until real harm has occurred.
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