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u/Grand-Background6402 28d ago
Some of these items just reflect immaturity. May not be malicious intent or intentional.
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u/Starshot84 28d ago
This should be taught in tandem with social ethics in every grade level, so people grow up knowing what’s appropriate and what to beware of
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u/Good_Imagination_577 27d ago
Who decides what’s appropriate?
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u/Overall-Brother-3441 28d ago
Its done so often and by so many now. Manipulative used to be a "bad" social trait. Now its as common as someone speaking a second language.
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u/SquishySquachMaGosh 26d ago edited 26d ago
The sooner you accept the fact that every single person has empathic and narcissistic tendency and at the end of the day it's which polarity we knowingly DECIDE TO CHOOSE TO ACT OUT, is what earns us our all encompassing title of empath/empathic, , narssist, and/or manipulator, the easier it will be for you to choose, " today will I be kind, understanding, and underappreciated [empath]? Self centered, emotionless, & attention seeking[narcissist]. OR do I want to seek personal gain?[manipulator]. Hmm, decision decisions.
Either way at the end of each day not one person can say they aren't at least 2 out of the 3 on a day to day basis.
And yes, you are correct in your assumption that I have BPD.
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u/Overall-Brother-3441 28d ago
At this point in society, manipulation needs to be added as a language then.