How to Date Again After Abuse: Healing, Trust & Red Flags to Watch For

Dating after an abusive relationship can feel overwhelming. How do you trust again? How do you avoid toxic patterns? In this video, we break down the essential steps to healing, rebuilding confidence, and setting healthy boundaries before entering the dating world. Learn practical tips for spotting red flags, protecting your peace, and meeting new people safely.
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✔️ How to know if you're ready to date again
✔️ Overcoming trust issues after abuse
✔️ Recognizing red flags in a new relationship
✔️ Healthy ways to meet potential partners
✔️ The importance of setting boundaries
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[@mattwest4083]

‘trusting your gut’ is really hard after you’ve been in very bad situations, everything starts to look like a red flag. Idk about other people, but I had to be gut checked by my therapist and psych, and friends, to make sure I wasn’t seeing something that wasn’t there.
I had 0 trust going into a new relationship, whereas before I would go in with implicit trust