The Subtle Art of Being Used: Recognizing Attitudes of Selfishness

The Subtle Art of Being Used: Recognizing Attitudes of Selfishness #stoicism #stoics
In today's video, "The Subtle Art of Being Used: Recognizing Attitudes of Selfishness," we delve deep into the psyche of individuals who may only be in your life for their benefit. Through stories, expert interviews, and personal insights, we'll uncover the subtle signs and attitudes of those who use others without a care. Whether it's in friendships, love, or professional relationships, knowing these signs can empower you to make informed decisions about who you let into your life. Join us as we explore strategies to protect your emotional and mental well-being from those who take more than they give. Subscribe for more content on navigating relationships with wisdom and strength.
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00:00 - intro
01:27 - 1 Failure To Fulfill Promises
03:18 - 2 Diminishing Or Disdainful Comments
04:46 - 3 Unilateral Benefit
06:40 - 4 Disregard For Your Needs Or Feelings
08:29 - 5 Emotional Manipulation
10:35 - 6 Lack Of Genuine Support
12:45 - 7 Constant Competition
15:08 - 8 Absence In Critical Moments
17:03 - 9 Lack Of Reciprocity
19:06 - 10 Gossip And Breach Of Trust
21:05 - 11 Select Availability You Are Available They Are Not
22:54 - 12 Making You Feel Guilty
24:54 - 13 Lack Of Personal Interest
26-50 - 14 Superficial Closeness
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[@prajna.paramita]

Thanks for the excellent presentation. It’s very hard to regain trust in oneself and shed the belief it was all one’s own fault. It’s very good to hear the symptoms of abusive relationships clearly spelled out.
1. failure to fulfill promises
2. diminishing or derogative comments
3. unilateral benefit
4. disregard for your needs or feelings
5. emotional manipulation
6. lack of genuine support
7. constant competition
8. absence in critical moments
9. lack of reciprocity
10. gossip and breach of trust
11. selective availability
12. making you feel guilty
13. lack of personal interest
14. superficial closeness