How to handle someone who refuses to acknowledge they hurt you and turns it back on you!

We are examining two different scenarios…

[Kikipilgrim]

Marie, please do not stop making videos, you have no idea how much you have helped me

[Cosmicstylus]

Are you a clairvoyant ?😂 you seem to pop up just when i need it, and always with the perfect subject matter! Thank you!❤❤❤❤

[josephcieplak]

Maybe because they're the kind of people who wrongly tend to assume everyone around them is utterly stupid, and that makes them think they have the right to act very badly upon them, that's a sociopath characteristic. acknowledging they did something wrong can hurt their self-esteem, and that's something they're not really intended to deal with. they could also think that you might be stealing him/her possibilities of success, since it's widely known that those who behave that way are very jealous of other people's success.

[MsActor]

This person has a superiority complex and doesn’t care how they treat you. Focus on other people!

[GlitteranGold]

I remember watching your videos Marie back when I was a young teenager. I was struggling with things watching your videos made me feel like you were my mentor. Even though I don’t know you personally all your videos are helpful and they still are as Im now 24 today.

[jjrrhh]

I can never get enough of your excellent wonderful advice! Thank you Marie!! Hope you're enjoying your Sunday my beautiful friend! 🌹😊☀😎

[imsorry]

I appreciate your videos so much because they've been helping me A LOT! You're always on point, thank you so much. God bless you Marie, keep doing what you do best. ❤

[wordswordswords]

Glad I found your channel. Yeah, the ones who are chronically not going to apologize or whatever are probably narcissists and just cut them loose or turn into acquaintance. I'd say to cut them off, but anyway. Good insight on the other scenario, if it's time thing, give them another chance. But I will add, I wouldn't give them too many chances.

[inmyexpression]

What happens if they are mortified and doesn’t want to accept constructive criticism but they keep doing it to you?

[ValkyrieBlue]

Hey Marie, could you please do a video on what to do when a person keeps trying to push a boundary you set? I've this roommate who keeps slowly trying to convince and push a boundary I set to do things in her favour....we had originally set on a 50-50 compromise

[wordswordswords]

I have a question. This has happened to me with two different people. It's about sending an email to someone with a couple of nice photos of attached of family or a pet or whatever just in a friendly way and having the other person respond back to the email but completely ignore the photos. And I'm sure the photos went through. One person I said, "did you get the photo?" and she said no! So I resent it and got no response again. Another person, a friend, i recently sent three photos, one of myself and two of another family member. she hadn't seen us recently and it was a nice setting and I thought she's like it. She wrote back but no mention of the photos. And I rarely send photos so it's not like I'm just sending a whole bunch over and over again. The second person also ignored one photo I sent with an email several months before, a cute photo of my cat. I find this incredibly rude. Esp. since I rarely send photos. Can't they just say, nice photos. thanks. or something to be polite? I wouldn't do that to someone and don't. In fact, both of these friends have sent me many photos and I always respond. Can you give your thoughts on this? I don't want to ask them if they got it anymore. I'm sure they did. It actually really bothers me. I mean, I think it's actually pretty mean. Anyone else had this happen? How did you handle it? thank you!

[MarieWilliams-tw]

These people are too interested in themselves. A lot of the time these can be think they are highly intelligent and think in a superior and can be condescending and put their feelings first and can be difficult to manage

[abed]

Marie how about someone who wronged you by not inviting you to an event although you mentioned that you're interested to go ?

A friend told me about an event and I said I'd love to go, he told me that he'll get back to me with the details and he didn't, only to see last night that he was actually in the event with another group of friends.

He's not really that close of a friend yet, so It's hard for me to confront him and tell him that it hurts. I ended up, and I hate to do this, giving him the cold shoulder at work the next day ( I'm usually way more friendly with him, trying to befriend him ) and to the point that he noticed there's something wrong and distanced himself as well after trying to reach out a couple of times and ask how was my weekend, as if there's nothing wrong. Nothing disrespectful from my part, just acting busier than usual and not engaging in non work related conversations with him.

How do you think I should proceed ? Asking for closure is maybe a bit too late now, but I still need it kind of. He maybe forgot or simply doesn't know what he did wrong, it still hurts though !

[oljaaaaaaa]

And what if its an ex you have a child with, so you can never fully distance yourself, but they never take accountsbility and continue to blame you?

[MichelleL-tzvj]

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