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[marthabunting]

Twenty years with a narcissist—I am an empath. Got free and enjoying freedom and peace.

[lfruler]

" a friend to all is a friend to none"
I needed these reminders

[Leopar]

Thanks! I’m using these not because I can’t identify them in others. But because I don’t want to be that person myself. And we are the last to notice our own flaws

[ForgeofSouls]

I think its safe to say, we might see ourselves having some of these traits. Something to improve for sure. Very helpful video.

[DailyWalkNuggets]

1. Don’t let people behavior disturb your peace

2. Don’t give weight to others opinion of you

3. Don’t react and Pause to consider how your perception and reaction shape the situation

4. Focus on what we can control, decisions and actions

5. Distance yourself from two faced people relationships

6. Set boundaries in conversation and sharing information judiciously.

7. Be authentic

8. Don’t criticize but self improve

9. Be careful about people who sympathize with their woes

10. Distance yourself from unproductive conversations

[toretto]

I’m so happy a messenger turned me on to stoicism and in a few short weeks it’s changed my life.. I’m eagerly teaching my 9 yr old daughter in the simplest way what I’ve been learning. and how she can use these teachings at her early age.I’m truly grateful and excited about the path I’m on.

[reasonpoole]

I find a part of me in some of these statements, I recognize them immediately, so good to hear out loud, and at the same time feel uncomfortable, without discomfort no change, no pain no gain. I would say better to feel self-discomfort than to make others uncomfortable.

[kenmartin]

Thank you for this, it gave me justification in some relationships I am trying to avoid. Be yourself to your self, don't allow other to use you as their play things. Nicely done!

[greymetamorphosis]

What if I just genuinely enjoy meeting different types of people? Does that make me a universal friend? I have no agenda, just having fun speaking with different people. I'm not looking to control or hurt anyone in any way, just genuinely get to know them to be friends.

[michaelmotorcycle]

The one about people who prod and ask you tons of personal questions is so true. I just get this feeling from some people asking me personal questions that I need to stop answering them and I usually shift the subject

[danastanley]

I live in a 55 + community and this segment describes most of people that live here. With that said, there’s only a few people I hang out with.

[Ceciliecamilla]

Respect all people no matter what! The are a creation of your own mind

[ashishmohan]

Ingenious work compiled with great reverence to stoicism

[egeegee]

Trouble is these are natural behavioural patterns of humans. Individuals, storytellers, those that provoke change, those that need time to make decisions and to feel it within themselves, those who are two faced can often see both sides, insatiable curiosity leads us to break throughs. Universally affable are those who love but will tend not to be in love. Listen to people carefully and decide if you can enjoy their energy and at all times retain your individual nature and strength and allow others to be who they are and where they are.

[stevenwashington]

I'm guilty as hell myself on #10, maybe I should look at this from a self reflection perspective. Great video!

[shaunoleary]

This was helpful and beautifully articulated.

[ThBigBoy]

I realize that I embody two of these in myself. I am glad that I watched this because I just have to brutalize this behavior out of myself.

I have also been on the receiving end of some too. A gossip struck me recently and it really felt like the winds of wrath were consuming my world for a time as a result.

[davejohnson]

you just explained me in many ways, I can reflect, thats my power and change ..

[miguelsemidei]

Thank you ... I have actually used a few of these ideas . Very important to have self control .