Emotional Terrorism: Breaking the Chains of a Toxic Relationship

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Ex-LaLiga star and Ghana striker Raphael Dwamena's cardiologist reveals he chose to have a defibrillator REMOVED a year before he collapsed and died Passive- aggressive behaviors are antagonistic. Antagonism is a bit like a game to an Emotional Terrorist. It is the playing field where people are vulnerable. Set up an antagonistic dynamic and watch the fun! An antagonist especially enjoys finding people who are vulnerable and pushing them a little bit until they are just slightly emotionally off balance. They then shrug their shoulders and say, "Gee I didn't know you were so sensitive." Or they tease someone and say, "Oh, I'm just kidding, that was a joke. Don't you have a sense of humor?" Or they like to stir up anger in a group, tease someone, belittle, or just act in an edgy sort of way that keeps the general tension up. This makes it much less boring for the antagonist. They have an amazing capacity to keep conflict going even in the midst of peacemakers. They use direct or indirect methods , whichever work best.

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