Dismissive behavior

Sharing is caring 82 In recent years, numerous authors, bloggers, and public figures have written and spoken about attachment styles (myself included). This concept suggests that an individual develops a particular pattern of attachment to other people associated with early caregiver experiences. While this may have been a useful concept when first proposed, modern research has revealed […]

Having trouble forming and maintaining healthy romantic connections? If you often push away potential partners or feel emotionally distant, you might have a dismissive avoidant attachment style. Explore its symptoms and effects, and find ways to build healthier relationships. #AttachmentStyle #AvoidantAttachment #EmotionalIntimacy #Relationships

Invalidating someone else is not merely disagreeing with something that the other person said. It is a process in which individuals communicate to another that the opinions and emotions of the target are invalid, irrational, selfish, uncaring, stupid, most likely insane, and wrong, wrong, wrong.

THIS IS THE ONE! Whew, growth is beautiful. Growth is freedom! Working on how you react when you feel disrespected is an essential part of personal growth and emotional resilience. Disrespect can come in many forms—whether it’s a thoughtless comment, dismissive behavior, or outright rudeness—and how you choose to respond can either escalate or defuse the situation. First, it’s crucial to recognize your initial emotional response. It’s natural to feel hurt, angry, or frustrated when…

We can all be a toxic person at times but try not to make these traits habits

Self-destructive behavior refers to multiple patterns of behavior that are part of a spectrum that can vary from mildly to severely impacting an individual's life, safety, and health. On the milder end, these patterns may result in negative social, financial, or vocational impacts. However, the severe end of self-destructive tendencies can result in significant harm