Is this grammatically correct? What does it mean? Any possible rephrasing? Do not ever hesitate to cut toxic people off. If I’m toxic, please cut me off!

Yes, the sentence "Do not ever hesitate to cut toxic people off." is grammatically correct. It means that you should not feel reluctant or unsure about removing people from your life who have a negative influence or are harmful to your well-being. The second sentence, "If I’m toxic, please cut me off!" is also grammatically correct. It expresses a willingness to be removed from someone's life if the speaker is perceived as toxic themselves. Possible rephrasing could include: 1. "Never hesitate to distance yourself from toxic individuals." 2. "Always feel free to remove toxic people from your life." 3. "Don’t think twice about letting go of toxic individuals." 4. "If I ever become toxic, I invite you to cut me out of your life." These alternatives convey the same meanings while varying the wording.