In this episode of Psych of Fashion, Brianna McCabe, author of The Red Flags I Repeatedly Ignored, gets real about what toxic patterns actually look like in modern dating—love bombing, anxious attachment, value misalignment, and why so many of us ignore what we already know.

In this episode, Beth welcomes Brianna McCabe, author of The Red Flags I've (Repeatedly) Ignored. Together, they explore the challenges of dating and relationships, focusing on why we often ignore red flags. Brianna shares her personal story, including a pivotal relationship that inspired her book, and introduces the "ROOT" framework.

Red flags. We’ve all got them. How can we recognize our own red flags and use that information to grow? Why do we find ourselves drawn to people with the same red flags over and over? And why do we ignore red flags even when we know they’re there? Brianna McCabe joins Jeff this week to help answer all of these questions.

Brianna joins this week’s episode of “To All the Men I’ve Tolerated.” Natalie and Brianna share some instances from their past relationships and dating expectations where they knew they were definitely ignoring the red flags the other person was presenting loudly and without question.

We sat down with Brianna McCabe, author of The Red Flags I've (Repeatedly) Ignored, to discuss toxic relationships, why girls often crave the "girlfriend" title, the issue of over apologizing in relationships, and whether having sex early in dating impacts the relationship.

Red flags can be different for different people, but there are some universal red flags that we should all be wary of. How is it that we allow ourselves to overlook and ignore red flags, and even continue staying in a relationship when we're feeling unsettled? In this episode, Brianna McCabe spills it all about the red flags.