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Why am I always the target of toxic people? in Psychology ·
Everyone spends their days aching for a genuine connection. It often feels like our current friendships just aren't hitting the mark because we are searching for something deeper—a specific kind of understanding. Perhaps it’s the kind of empathy we received growing up in our American households, or perhaps it’s the kind we were tragically denied and now find ourselves desperately missing.
You aren't alone in this. Honestly, you need to just accept that you are a chatterbox; own it. As long as you aren't being offensive, there is nothing wrong with talking. However, if you talk about yourself excessively—which leads to other issues like failing to listen to others, appearing self-obsessed, or being downright egocentric—you had better be prepared for the fallout. People will inevitably take advantage of that flaw.
Focus on self-improvement, because that is your only real option. You cannot force anyone else to change; you can only work on yourself. And believe me when I say that once you do, the way the rest of the world treats you will shift accordingly.
Why am I always the target of toxic people? in Psychology ·
I suggest you look into some literature regarding emotional intelligence or strategies for building self-confidence. It truly made a difference for me; I struggled with those exact same issues once... the root cause was internal.
Your fundamental issue is this desperate need to be liked by everyone and to ensure that every single person perceives you as a "good" individual. Why does that matter so much? You should simply be yourself; what others think of you is entirely their own business. If you know you are a good person, that ought to be sufficient to start with. Furthermore, I will say this: nothing you do matters to God if you don't first believe in yourself.
Emotional Intelligence: A blessing or a curse? in Psychology ·
Jason Sanchez3 said:measurements from four years ago indicated something entirely different...
but back then, I hadn't grown nearly this much...

well, who knows... maybe I just don't have it all figured out yet...

I am still learning from my mistakes... but I am significantly stronger now and far more capable of navigating all of this...

That is commendable. I hope you realize that learning doesn't stop until the day you die (and perhaps even after, in some other form of existence). Our own blunders are our greatest teachers; we can only claim to have truly learned a lesson once we stop repeating those same mistakes...
The truth is, I am quite poor at judging others. I tend to assume everyone is decent until they prove otherwise, and even then, my instinct is to try and understand them rather than pass judgment...
Emotional Intelligence: A blessing or a curse? in Psychology ·
You clearly possess a unique talent, but your emotional intelligence is frankly nonexistent....
Fear of my own thoughts in Psychology ·
Amanda Jackson6 said:Just paraphrase it and say "it hurts like hell."😬

Furthermore, if I may be so bold, I suspect this isn't merely an apprehension regarding one's own self. It is also a profound fear of others—an obsession with public perception. This preoccupation leads to a paralyzing dread that we might fail to realize our true potential because we are too busy trying to fit into a mold that isn't even ours...

Bravo. You have hit the nail right on the head. We fail to become who we truly want to be because we are operating under a distorted self-image designed solely to satisfy the expectations of those around us. Consequently, the only viable solution is radical self-acceptance. We must learn to love ourselves, take full accountability for our own actions, and maintain absolute honesty with ourselves when making decisions. We simply cannot afford to live as victims of other people's whims.
Fear of my own thoughts in Psychology ·
I’ll just add this one point: why on earth would any of it bother you...
Fear of my own thoughts in Psychology ·
redviper113 said:...
That attitude is just "I don't give a damn."


If that’s truly how you feel, you aren't going to get very far. By adopting this mindset, you're merely suppressing an underlying issue. You really need to sit down and reflect on what exactly is bothering you and why. Dig deep to find the root cause within yourself; once you address the source, you won't feel the need to hide behind that "I don't care" facade anymore.