Jason, your video comprehensively captures and explains the Drama Triangle. Thank you for such elucidating work! I will likely rewatch this because it was such an excellent explanation . Great presentation, too!
Thank you for a very informative and easy to understand teaching. Also, I love the sign in the lower right corner, "Be where you are" Awesome. Blessings, Karl
I’m the guy that will never say no. I also try to keep the peace and avoid conflict. I do play the victim role hardcore though passively. I don’t express it to others. I play the victim in my own life. I am self aware now though and looking for ways to stop rescuing since that is my main role. I was told to ask the other person what they need when they come to you for something. That helps you stop rescuing.
Wow, I really appreciate this video. It has been such a big help to me in understanding the concept I was struggling with. The explanation in the video was very clear and I particularly enjoyed the entertaining element, like the role playing, which kept me engaged throughout. Thank you!
I am rarely a victim or a prosecutor, but I am sure a rescuer most of time. My attitude is I know it all, and I can help you to understand your blockages and move them away for you. Argh. How frustration. I annoy myself.
Verrrrry helpful!! I can see myself participating in each of these roles. Is that common when one has experienced trauma, namely with a suspected narcissist? Appreciate you! 👍🏼
Because Narcissistic personalities can create an abundance of emotions for their partners, it is very possible in order for you to try to maintain some semblance of order in your life or keep your sanity in tact, you very well had to switch roles in dealing with this personality type. Thanks for watching!
Interesting. I've played all 3 of the roles you spoke on (depending on the situation and the person I was dealing with at the time. Whats the FOURTH type of person in your opinion? Triangles aren't the only shape after all
The cape is an amazing touch! haha! Thank you for such a fantastic video!
Jason, your video comprehensively captures and explains the Drama Triangle. Thank you for such elucidating work! I will likely rewatch this because it was such an excellent explanation . Great presentation, too!
John thank you for the thoughtful response. I appreciate you watching the video and am happy you found it helpful. Have a nice rest of the week
Thank you for a very informative and easy to understand teaching. Also, I love the sign in the lower right corner, "Be where you are" Awesome. Blessings, Karl
I’m the guy that will never say no. I also try to keep the peace and avoid conflict. I do play the victim role hardcore though passively. I don’t express it to others. I play the victim in my own life. I am self aware now though and looking for ways to stop rescuing since that is my main role. I was told to ask the other person what they need when they come to you for something. That helps you stop rescuing.
Wow, I really appreciate this video. It has been such a big help to me in understanding the concept I was struggling with. The explanation in the video was very clear and I particularly enjoyed the entertaining element, like the role playing, which kept me engaged throughout. Thank you!
You're awesome. I appreciate you writing a clear and thoughtful response to the video. I hope you can find some other videos I've made helpful!
I love the cape so much!😂😂 Great video!
You even got the fan blowing to look epic im dying😂😂
Thanks! It was fun playing the role!!
This was really good. It helps to understand that all of this is negative and healthy is positive.
Thank you for this video,short,clear and to the point,with good and simple tips for each role!
Khrystyna, thank you for watching and I’m happy it helped!
This was great! Particularly the examples of action for each on on the winners triangle. And the cape 😁😎
Cristina, thank you for taking the time to explain what was helpful to you. I appreciate your feedback and thank you for watching!
I've watched a few of these videos of the karpman triangle and this was the most helpful, thank you Jason
I’m so happy it was helpful. Thank you for the feedback 🙏
I was in training and couldn't understand but this helped me to understand more
Khloe, thank you for sharing and Im excited it helped you to understand more!
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This is was awesome. Thank you.
Very good
That was awesome thanks 😊
Thanks
I am rarely a victim or a prosecutor, but I am sure a rescuer most of time. My attitude is I know it all, and I can help you to understand your blockages and move them away for you. Argh. How frustration. I annoy myself.
Verrrrry helpful!! I can see myself participating in each of these roles. Is that common when one has experienced trauma, namely with a suspected narcissist? Appreciate you! 👍🏼
Because Narcissistic personalities can create an abundance of emotions for their partners, it is very possible in order for you to try to maintain some semblance of order in your life or keep your sanity in tact, you very well had to switch roles in dealing with this personality type. Thanks for watching!
Where is the link to your form please?
I love the cry face 😂 good choice for a thumbnail. Ok, time to actually watch the video 🙄😂
great video! Thank you !
You’re welcome!
Interesting.
I've played all 3 of the roles you spoke on (depending on the situation and the person I was dealing with at the time.
Whats the FOURTH type of person in your opinion?
Triangles aren't the only shape after all
Great explanation
Though the language is simple, I can't understand the concept. It seems like I am loosing it every time I start and trying to
Good info! I think I’m the peacekeeper/ rescuer. 🤔 hmm
Thank you for sharing!
There is no form
Religion is a perfect example