We just had a question on this site asking "How do you tell your brother to calm down?" which was answered in some detail, beginning with the statement that it is emotional abuse to tell someone to calm down. So it would seem that if someone is telling others to calm down, you could cite that answer, or ask them to look it up themselves under the exact working that I have quoted. Of course, people will not necessarily be convinced, just by reading something on the internet, however, it is still better to be able to refer someone to a published opinion rather than just your own opinion.
Passive-aggressive behavior is, by definition, abusive - it contains a pronounced component of aggression. To consistently frustrate someone else's expectations and efforts is abusive. Passive aggressive behavior, even without rage or violence, stops the flow of a healthy relationship based on communication. This is because the person will say one thing and do another. The other person is always on edge, because cause and effect of actions get so out of whack. A victim will try to understand the situation and talk to the abuser without getting the satisfaction of a reasonable answer. In fact, the abuser may stonewall any discussion of the topic at all.
If a person were to expose themselves emotionally to someone, it may be because the person feels unstable and feelings like they need someone there to talk to and care for them if their going through a tough or troubled time.If a person were to expose themselves physically in a naked state, the person may feel a sexual connection with their audience and is trying to hint to them. They may have a mental issue and don't realize what they are doing. They may feel good about their body and feel no issue about appearing naked in front of other human beings and lastly they may be under the influence of drugs. In a few cases, some do it to get locked away. An example was a mentally ill person who was constantly bullied, so he disrobed and called the police to get him, figuring that with his history, he would be hospitalized.
The family setting is where a person first learns to relate to others. This is where individuals initially develop social skills, communication patterns, and emotional connections that form the foundation for their future relationships.
Personally, I'd call the person wise. Really depends on the Reason Why the person is observing others. A person gaining wisdom would most likely observe wisely, meaning the person being observed wouldn't even know, but not to the Extreme. But a person just excessively watching someone, like staring, would be uncomfortable...Basically your question is unanswerable, unless you're more Specific.
A good person is not just one type there are many things people can do to be good. I think the first step of being a good person is respecting authorities, respect other people living on earth with you and even if someone was being mean to you good people will still respect others. People who go out of their way to help less fortunate people, or the sick and elderly, A good person is a person who sees good in others.
first please realize that all men are not abusive. and second please realize that some women are abusive, although this is not as common. most abusers abuse because they had problems when they were younger. maybe they were teased, or beaten, or had a near death experience. some of them where just pushed to the edge and found a release. now others, however, just do it for the joy, and the pain it brings to them and the other person. its hard for anyone to truly understand what is going on in their heads.
no its just being a jackass to the other person
if you have the black eyes, s/he's abusive Guess what? I've never had a black eye. That doesn't mean I haven't been abused (especially since I've been afraid for my life). * Explain why you fear for your life if you are not being Physically Abused (Pushed, kicked, shoved , etc). If you are being Verbally threatened , what is he/she saying , WHY & How Often ???? Generalities or statements , without specifics, are meaningless.
Yes, rage is a choice. When you let others "rage" you out, you are giving them control over you. So, just remain calm and realize the other person is an idiot and let it gol
You get them to realize by telling them. There is no way around it. Tell that person that some specific things that they do that hurt you and that you would like it to stop because it really hurts you and makes you feel bad. Being straight and honest is the best way to make someone understand. In my experience dating an emotionally abusive person, the only way is to confront them in a loving manner. However, I have also experienced that confrontation comes with more abuse; seeing as they think it as an attack on their character rather than their behavior. It has also been my experience that in the confrontation they will become defensive and aggressive, but there is no other way around it.
I realize that car salesmen have had a bad reputation for years, but I wouldn't say they are any more abusive than any other career orientated person. Abuse hits all races, the rich and the poor. Often, car salesmen are more often drinkers because they cut many of their deals over a drink or two or three even. They hang out with the other salesmen and usually hit the pubs. I'd say they fit in the category of politicians and lawyers. LOL Marcy
chances are, the person who is trying to leave is scared the abuse will get worse, or happen even if they are not together. People in abusive relationships also believe they have a special bond with that person, which is why they haven't already left them the other person. get out of the relationship as soon as possible, or the situation will worsen. stay as far away from the person as long as you can, friends and families houses that he/she doesn't know about will be great.
Hey, I think that people believe others because they have a certain amount of trust in the other person. Nice to help
Yelling is abusive Yelling does not mean the person is a deliberate abuser. An abuser wears the other person down. A person yelling could just be angry at that moment. It does not necessarily mean they are being abusive at that moment. It could be a person at their wits end. A person who has received bad news for instance. We have ALL yelled at some point in our lives. Use your own discretion when reading advice here. Fortunately most posts on here are answered in a manner to provide the questioner with an honest and well thought out opinion.
Social skills are basically how one interacts with other people. Does the person interact well with others? Are they shy? Do they accept the opinions of others without taking offense? Sometimes social skills can be tied to following the laws and norms of society as well. Do they realize that the expectations of society are there for a reason and do they accept and follow them?
well you shouldn't hate yourself you should hate the person that abused you...because you didnt do anything wrong Answer: you shouldn't hate yourself neither the other person because it.was what you wanted at one time and if it turned out to be an abusive relationship so you learn what to do and what to avoid in the next relationship .
Black men may or may not be 'more' abusive than other ethnics, Men are usually abusive because they were around it as a young person. Or, they simply want to have their way and hitting is a good way to get people to do what you want.