If the other person consistently makes you feel bad about yourself or depends on imposing their own agenda, it may be time to break up.
Actually, it’s time to take a break from the family member who constantly criticizes every aspect of your life, down to the minor details like where you decide to consume lunch today.
We’ve all got a toxic people in our lives, right? Someone who just makes you feel bad about yourself, whether it’s intentional or not. Do you know that person who always calls and texts you when they want to vent about their problems? Or your friend who gets mad at you for spending time with other friends?
Toxic People Game is a term that refers to the negative behaviors and actions exhibited by certain individuals in social settings. It is a game that toxic people play to manipulate, control, and dominate others in their interactions. These people often display characteristics such as narcissism, jealousy, anger, and manipulation, which can be very destructive to those around them. They tend to make others feel inferior and insecure, and their toxic behavior can cause stress and anxiety.
This person might be in your life because they genuinely care about you, but sometimes that’s not enough, sometimes we need to remove toxic people from our lives entirely. You can get some inspiration and courage from toxic quotes that will help you realize that being around toxic people is a choice and that you don’t have to put up with them.
Toxic people are individuals who exhibit negative and harmful behavior, such as manipulation, deceit, and aggression, which can have a significant impact on your well-being.
What’s their name?
Now that you’ve thought of the person who’s been poisoning your life, it’s time to name them. What is their name? How do you know them? What do they do that is toxic and why do they do it?
What are they doing that’s so toxic?
- Toxic people are always negative.
- Toxic people are always critical.
- Toxic people are always complaining.
- Toxic people are always gossiping or spreading rumors to make themselves look better at others’ expense, which causes you to feel uncomfortable around them and withdraw from those relationships that would be positive for your life (like friendships).
- They judge everything in terms of right/wrong, good/bad, smart/dumb or any other dichotomy that puts others down so they can feel superior and get away with being mean-spirited without any consequences for their actions–and this behavior often spills over into how they treat co-workers as well.
Why do they do it?
Why do they do it?
They are insecure about themselves, so they try to make you feel inferior.
- They want to feel superior. Narcissists have a deep-seated need for power, dominance and control over others–and one way they can achieve this is by making others feel small or inferior in some way. It’s also possible that toxic people simply enjoy seeing others suffer or struggle with their behavior toward them. The more you react or complain about what the toxic person does or says, the more likely he/she will continue doing it because it gives him/her pleasure.
- Bullies like wearing down their victims until they break under pressure from constant criticism and abuse.”
How will you stop them from doing it in the future?
Now that you know who is hurting you, the next step is to figure out what you can do about it.
- Avoid them as much as possible. If they’re someone at work or school, try to keep your distance and avoid situations where you are likely to be around them. If their toxicity is affecting your life outside of work or school–for example, if they’re a family member who often makes disparaging comments about your friends–it may be worth considering moving away from them (if possible).
- If avoidance isn’t an option for some reason (maybe there’s no way for me to move.) then being assertive can help protect myself from their negativity: “No thanks.”; “Please don’t talk about that”; “I don’t agree with what you just said.” This might sound like a lot more effort than just ignoring them altogether – but if someone’s making my life miserable by constantly putting me down then I think it’s worth taking steps towards having peace within myself again.
Maybe it’s time to cut off a relationship that’s bringing you down.
Maybe it’s time to cut off a relationship that’s bringing you down.
If the other person consistently makes you feel bad about yourself or depends on imposing their own agenda, it may be time to break up.
Actually, it’s time to take a break from the family member who constantly criticizes every aspect of your life, down to the minor details like where you decide to consume lunch today.
Conclusion
We hope this game has helped you gain a better understanding of the people who are toxic in your life. If it’s time to cut them off, we wish you all the best. And if not–well, at least now you know what they’re doing and why they do it.
