Infatuation Rules
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6 ways to disarm a manipulator Postpone your answer. Don't give them an answer on the spot. ... Question their motivations. Manipulators often hide their real motivations because they don't like to take responsibility for their own actions and behaviors. ... Show disinterest. ... Impose boundaries. ... Keep your self-respect. ... Apply fogging.
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Read More »To disarm a manipulator, postpone your answer to give yourself time to ponder, question their intent, look disinterested by not reacting, establish boundaries and say no firmly, maintain your self-respect by not apologizing when they blame you for their problems, and apply fogging to acknowledge any mistakes and end the conversation. If you have a good nature, pleasant and are easy going it is quite likely you are often a victim of manipulation without even knowing it. This doesn’t mean you should stop being a caring and nice person. It just means you need to protect yourself from intended or unintended exploitation from others. If you don’t understand what manipulation looks like then it is harder to identify when it happens to you. When someone uses a manipulative technique on you and they get what they want, they will most likely use the technique again and again on you in the future. The manipulator often doesn’t understand he or she is behaving manipulatively. Often it is not even manipulation but natural human behavior that may result in you acting against your interests. On the other hand, you might not be aware when you are inadvertently manipulative with others. These behaviors are not necessarily the reflection of bad nature of the other person. However, it is our responsibility to establish our personal limits.
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