US Edition8 ways to shut down a manipulator without saying a word, says psychology
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Dealing with manipulative individuals can be one of the most extenuating situations in our lives. Whether it is an authoritarian superior, a couple with toxic attitudes or a friend who constantly adopts the role of victim, the manipulators tend to alter the facts, blur the limits and seek control over others through subtle strategies. However, those with mental strength not only detect these maneuvers, but also manage to neutralize them in a ser…
We all know that the feeling of shipwreck when we realize that someone is trying to pull our ropes. It may be subtle – a casual comment or an intelligent turn of words – but the result is the same: you feel manipulated, controlled or even guilty without really knowing why. As a person who has spent years advising individuals on the dynamics of relationships, I can tell you that manipulators thrive on communication gaps and emotional confusion. B…
8 ways to shut down a manipulator without saying a word, says psychology
We all know that sinking feeling when we realize someone is trying to pull our strings. It might be subtle—an offhand comment or a clever twist of words—but the result is the same: you feel manipulated, controlled, or even guilty without really knowing why. As someone who’s spent years counseling individuals on relationship dynamics, I can tell you that manipulators thrive on communication gaps and emotional confusion. But here’s a secret: you d…
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