honestly

“You really have pretty eyes.”

“If people want to die, let them die.”

“There’s no such thing as a free wish.”

“You should treat me with awe and wonder!”

“You shouldn’t judge people by how they look.”

“I’m a coward. But I wanted to stay by your side.”

“What sins have you committed? Confess them all!”

“The truth is, I was so happy to hear that you needed me.”

“For better or worse, people’s emotions are always fickle.”

“Be careful. The darkness is always right there next to you.”

“I won’t stand for anything that makes people do terrible things!”

“Anyone who chooses death doesn’t deserve to talk about love!”

“You are human, are you not? You are allowed to make mistakes.”

“People don’t always wish for good things. There are evil wishes, too.”

“Man, even a god thinks I’m a lost cause. I should’ve stayed dead after all.”

“If you’re in a position to save people, you should never even joke like that.”

“You won’t even object to crossing boundaries that should never be crossed.”

“You asked me if I was ready to carry on. In all honesty, I am not sure of myself.”

“Even if things are painful and tough, people should appreciate what it means to be alive. “

10 Psychological Tricks to Manipulate People

Have you ever got the sense that you’re being manipulated? Whether it’s by a loved one, a salesman, or a coworker, you may not notice when someone is or has been trying to manipulate you.

1. Nod your head

If you want people to agree with you, then all you have to do is nod. In a 1980 study published in the Basic and Applied Psychology journal, scientists found that when people nod while listening to something, they are more likely to agree with it. So if you nod while speaking, the other person may begin to nod as well and start to agree with you, without even knowing it. Nodding your head when asking someone a question will also make them more likely to agree with you or comply with your request.