It can be really frustrating to find a counselor or therapist who truly understands and can help you deal with the disturbed character in your life.
It can be really frustrating to find a counselor or therapist who truly understands and can help you deal with the disturbed character in your life.
Trying too hard to get the other person to understand inevitably leads those in relationships with responsibility-deficient characters to feel angry, frustrated, and ultimately depressed and defeated.
Disordered characters are prone to seeing things as they want to see them, not as they are.
Disordered characters use the tactic of minimizing to manage the impression others have of them. It’s a way to manipulate others into thinking they’re not so bad despite the horrible things they’ve done.
Disordered characters are forever blaming their misbehavior on someone or something else, and skilled manipulators can make you think that somehow it’s your fault that they did whatever they did to hurt you.
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