Bad People Bible - How to Identify, Deal With, and Remove Toxic Individuals From Your Life

Break Free from Toxic Relationships

Have you ever left a conversation or relationship feeling emotionally drained or confused? If you've been on the receiving end of manipulative, controlling, or emotionally harmful behavior, this book is your guide to breaking free from the toxic cycle.

Bad People Bible is not just another book of vague advice—this is a practical, experience-driven manual designed to help you sharpen your instincts and set strong boundaries.

This isn't about revenge or playing the victim; it's about reclaiming your space, your energy, and your life.

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What You'll Discover

Practical tools and strategies to protect yourself from toxic individuals

Early Detection

How to spot manipulative behaviors early, so you can act before it's too late. Learn the warning signs that most people miss.

Boundary Setting

Real strategies for cutting ties with toxic people—without the guilt or confusion. Clear, actionable steps to protect yourself.

Rebuild Your Trust

Psychological tools to rebuild your trust in yourself after emotional manipulation. Restore your confidence and intuition.

Navigate Difficult Situations

How to handle tricky situations at work, in relationships, or with family members when cutting ties isn't simple.

EXCLUSIVE!

This title comes with a smart journal app that uses the key principles of the book to guide you through your dealings with toxic people. You can see and try the journal here.

About the Author

Peter J. Favaro, Ph.D. is a forensic psychologist with years of experience studying human behavior and toxic relationships. His work combines real-life stories, psychological insights, and actionable strategies to help people recognize and protect themselves from manipulative individuals.

Dr. Favaro's experience-driven approach provides readers with practical tools based on real psychological principles, not just theory. His goal is to help you understand why bad people act the way they do and, more importantly, how to stop them from hijacking your happiness.