10 Signs Of A Fake Person

In the course of our lives all of us have happened to meet someone apparently kind and friendly, maybe somebody who complimented us, just to only later understand that he was simply acting fakely.
In this video we will see 10 typical signs of fake people.
#FakePeople #FalsePeople

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●▬▬▬▬ VIDEO TIMELINE ▬▬▬▬●
00:00 Intro
00:34 False Modesty
01:02 Passive aggressive behavior
01:38 Ghosting
02:36 Crocodile tears
03:19 Fake smile
04:01 Inability to listen
04:57 They always seem to have an ulterior motive
05:24 They are only kind to people who have power
06:35 They are gossipers
07:50 They aren't that many

[TheArtOfPersonalGrowth]

Which of the 10 profiles described in this video irritates you the most?
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[shigshug]

Better to have no friends than fake friends.

[blackspiderman]

The way you can tell someone is fake is by the amount of effort they will use to help you.

[gpethst]

I'm fake to the people I work for, just so I can feed and house the people i provide for....

[kqy]

MY advice? KEEP to yourselves, focus only your goals, dreams, and agenda! MAKES life easier and simpler! GENERALLY, most people are indeed fake/full of crap, and anyone can pretend to be genuine for a MOMENT! I am a lone wolf, and always have been, for these reasons! YOU would rather be alone and deal with it until you meet one really good person, than keep wasting your time on losers/liars! WHY BOTHER?

[williesmith]

Yes, I have come across a fake person, whom I thought was my friend. But, as soon as she used me up for her needs. She drop me like a hot potato. I was hurt to realize this about her, but I learned a lot from this experience.

[ashandwit]

I think insincerity happens to everyone, to some degree: I think it becomes "fake" when it is a habit, or an attitude that dominates the personality. I smile and acknowledge customers or people I work with, but I keep most at arms' length. I'm doing a job, not there on my personal time.

[danjsilve]

One dynamic I see of far people regularly is offering something that sounds quite nice. Like “Oh you must come round for lunch sometime” or “Yes you can stay at mine if you have trouble due to travel restrictions” When I have followed up on this, suddenly they go quiet. It was never a genuine offer.

[Leo-mrqz]

I recently experienced this with another mother in my child's school. It was obvious when we got in a disagreement and didn't speak to one another all summer long. Then when school started up again she texted me and apologized passive aggressively; "I think we should put the past behind us for the kids' sake." I agreed, out of peace for the kids, and didn't get too close this time. Then her son got in trouble in class and she automatically blamed MY child for the behavior. Calling my child manipulative (a 9 year old), and telling me that no one likes me at the school, etc. I learned my lesson. She's just toxic!
Burn me once shame on you. Burn me twice shame on me!

[morrisonreed]

valid points . ghosting can also be rooted in depression

[thesparrow]

"#9. They are Gossipers." Years back I worked with a man who had something bad to say about Everyone!! Behind their backs, of course. One day I said to him: "You have so much to say about others. What do you say about me when I'm not around?" He never gossiped in front of me again (although, I am quite sure he maintained his ugly behavior with all others).

[juliamikhaylova]

Cut contact with such people - best thing to do for your health

[denisebierd]

Bullying is for losers! Remember that always!

[mrt]

This is majority of people in society! If you want to survive in society don't put all your trust in a human being, having a pet dog is more loyal.

[theteamofmemes]

Your point on ghosting could be modified. The narcissist ghosts... but sometimes it’s necessary to cut someone off when you’ve done all you can and you realize the relationship is not healthy. Some people won’t take “no more” for an answer. At this point, for the benefit of everyone involved, a decision must be taken to walk away. Some friendships that are co-dependent or narcissistic in nature are not relationships so much as they are transactions of manipulation - from both sides. If you’re lucky enough to eventually identify this, then it’s not only right to walk away cutting off all communication, but it’s also necessary if you want to be healthy.

[monique]

I keep my circle of trust very small and as soon as I see a sign of fakery, I pull my energy back very quickly and make them think it was their idea to take the trash out.

[akellosdias]

One easy way to figure this out is talking truths to a person
They will get angry and debate u every step of the way
When theyre wrong they wont admit and they'll try to make u feel bad for knowing stuff or saying the knowledge out loud because they are naturally against truth

[theunitedof]

Just listen to how someone talks behind their backs... My coworker smiling in front. As soon as the person walking out the door, they started talking very bad about the person like there is no tomorrow.

[MikeAdelic]

I've been around an entire county FULL of people like this. Collectively, they're vultures hovering over a dying animal.
How did I solve the problem?
I moved out of that state.

[bradfordrusso]

My experience is that our society is "sick". (Mostly due to the damnable internet.) As a result, Nobody trusts anybody, anymore.

I try to do what is right, beneficial and un-selfish. Yet no one believes me. After 66 years of living, I have concluded: "No good deed goes un-punished."

I am quite literally "tired" of living with this pain and frustration.