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Manipulation and gaslighting behaviors are discussed, focusing on how they violate physical, emotional, and cognitive boundaries, often for the manipulator's gain. Signs of manipulation include boundary violations, coercion, and spreading biased or false information, with media being a common perpetrator. Manipulation can be benign or malicious, causing anxiety or anger, and is often illustrated through examples like 'Pinocchio' in substance abuse treatment. The cycle of violence, including continuous criticism and overprotective caregiving, can also be manipulative, and examining the reasons behind such behavior is crucial. Differing opinions are not inherently manipulative, but aggressive disagreement can be, and verifying facts is essential. Manipulators may incite anger for personal gain, and awareness and pain are key to motivating change. Setting boundaries is important for maintaining physical health, relationships, and self-esteem, and recognizing manipulation helps in healing from past experiences. Addressing manipulation in addiction, dealing with breakups, and supporting children from addicted families are also highlighted, emphasizing the importance of empathy, therapy, and positive activities for long-term benefits.
Manipulation and gaslighting behaviors are discussed, focusing on how they violate physical, emotion