The Classy Response To Every Form of Disrespect. They Won't See It Coming!

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  @MissFreddie · 4 months ago (edited) · pinned

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  @ArtVylan · 4 months ago

  People disrespect others to make themselves feel better. &nbsp;So a good response generally would be &quot;Did that make you feel better?&quot;

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  @nocount1 · 4 months ago

  I just don&apos;t &nbsp;understand mothers who grow jealous of their daughters. &nbsp;It always seemed unnatural to me.

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  @tanyasharadamba1264 · 4 months ago

  &quot;You can&apos;t argue with jealousy&quot;. Profound statement.

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  @korab.23 · 5 months ago

  Non-reaction and emotional control are your superpowers in these situations.

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  @andreaarchambeau9499 · 4 months ago

  When someone says you can’t take a joke, respond; when you learn how to tell a joke, it might get an appropriate response.

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  @c.killion4170 · 5 months ago

  While working as a cashier, a customer said to me, you must have been beautiful when you were younger.<br>I replied “I still am”.

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  @AmandaRe-vo7su · 5 months ago

  In 9th grade I came home with straight A&apos;s and my narcissistic father replied &quot;you must have taken basket weaving classes&quot;. I was in shock, but I finally realized years later that he was jealous. I learned to set boundaries and stop allowing his negative comments to live in my mind. Thank you for this video. 🙏

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  @patinagirl1 · 5 months ago

  I learned from Ann Landers (I am dating myself here ;) that when someone asks an inappropriate or mean spirited question simply ask in reply “why do you ask?” It works like a charm

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  @CRCpugs · 5 months ago

  I wish I’d been this smart at 20, life would have been much easier.

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  @LifeIsThePrayer · 4 months ago

  My favourite response to being interrupted is to stop talking and quietly stare at them.<br>Then when they’re finished I begin again “as I was saying…” disregarding anything they’ve said.<br><br>Im treating their interruption as no more significant than a passing car.<br><br>People talking over each other is extremely annoying to me.

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  @kumudinilotus · 4 months ago

  For me, it was my husband of 28 years. He is a master at being extremely covertly manipulative. I was consistently being left in confusion, feeling like I was the problem. I finally started realizing what he was doing. It was totally on purpose. <br>He could never appreciate my accomplishments, &nbsp;he belittled my art, my ideas, &nbsp;even my looks in the most subtle, &nbsp;backhanded ways that they would go unnoticed by me and others. He said things to my friends and family behind my back and eventually, &nbsp;I was isolated and confused about who I was. <br>I left him nearly a year ago and, with much inner work, &nbsp;I&apos;m growing in self love and self confidence. <br>This is what a covert narcissist does. They isolated you and tear you down. <br>I&apos;m getting really good at seeing the red flags now. Thank you for this video. It is super helpful information. I wish I had known this years ago. 🎉❤

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