If someone's own family has issues with and turned away from someone, would that be a big red flag?
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Justmeraeagain · 56-60, F
I would definitely consider it. There may be occasions where someone has been made the black sheep of the family, because the family is full of narcissists.
However, there are some self-proclaiming "black sheep" that cause a lot of drama behind the scenes and then declare themselves as misunderstood.
If almost everyone ,in their circle, even people outside their family ,eventually, don't want anything to do with them that is a gigantic red flag that shouldn't be ignored.
However, there are some self-proclaiming "black sheep" that cause a lot of drama behind the scenes and then declare themselves as misunderstood.
If almost everyone ,in their circle, even people outside their family ,eventually, don't want anything to do with them that is a gigantic red flag that shouldn't be ignored.
