1/ This is what emotional manipulation *really* looks like.
A shaming tactic that tries to foster obedience through an implied morality, a morality that one may not agree with. https://twitter.com/ahsanirfan1985/status/1287595930833661958?s=20">https://twitter.com/ahsanirfa...
A shaming tactic that tries to foster obedience through an implied morality, a morality that one may not agree with. https://twitter.com/ahsanirfan1985/status/1287595930833661958?s=20">https://twitter.com/ahsanirfa...
2/ They could have been a lot more honest by just saying that they didn& #39;t like what I said.
3/ It& #39;s astounding how often this happens in marriages, where one spouse tries to "trick" the other into behaving in a way suitable to them, by appealing to some sort of a standard, instead of simply being honest and saying that "this is what I& #39;d like you to do."
4/ The former is a trick, where, when you do no comply, the other spouse can fall back on the "well, *real men/women* would do this XYZ thing I want you to do."
The latter is where you& #39;re giving the other party room to accept your reject the request for compliance.
The latter is where you& #39;re giving the other party room to accept your reject the request for compliance.
5/ If you do this, stop it.
If your spouse does it, call them out on it.
If your spouse does it, call them out on it.