By far, the most frequent question I get about manipulators and other problem characters is: “Can they ever really change?”
By far, the most frequent question I get about manipulators and other problem characters is: “Can they ever really change?”
What do you do when the covert-aggressor in your life is your co-worker, or even worse, your boss? Dealing with manipulative, back-stabbing behavior in the workplace can be quite a challenge.
Whether you happen to struggle with anxiety or you’re in a relationship with a difficult person, it’s important to recognize the vicious cycles that fuel your difficulties and commit to breaking them at their earliest, weakest point.
Saying “no” to a one-sided relationship is a testament to healthy self-awareness.
Beginning a relationship without a good sense of who you are, who the other person is, and the principles that you’re committed to let bind and guide you both, is almost always a recipe for disaster and heartache.
Confessions of a Covert-Aggressive Personality
04 Jul 2010
Surviving a Manipulator: Like Getting Whiplash
15 Apr 2011
Another Day in It’s All About Me Hell
24 Sep 2010
The Covert-Aggressive Personality
25 Feb 2009
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