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If they’re in a relationship, and flirting with you. What do you think will happen, when they are in a relationship with you? -dC @SaveMeFromToxic #warnings #soulmates #toxic #narcissist #toxicpeople #narc #saveme #toxicbehaviour #toxiclove #quotes #thoughts #dailyquotes #fakelove https://www.instagram.com/p/CnAMRGLvf5P/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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Facts. Reposted from @theaustralianfeminists If a white man who has English as a second language can be this succinct then so can your bf. @comradekam on TikTok #feminism #feminist #toxic #toxicbehaviour #entitled #entitlement #maleprivilege #stopmakingitaboutyou #mensmentalhealth #devilsadvocate https://www.instagram.com/p/CZpp8sLpaAU/?utm_medium=tumblr
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There can’t be many of us who haven’t at some point in our working lives come across leaders who have a ‘dark’ side. Maybe in the past, you’ve worked for a manager who’s a bit of a narcissist – someone who truly believes they are head and shoulders above everyone else, is arrogant in the extreme and
Dread. Anxiety. Boredom. Fear. Anger. If these words describe your feelings about your job, you might be in a toxic work culture. While you may think you have a dream job, if the culture is toxic, it can turn into a nightmare very quickly. This is because toxic work cultures negatively impact our
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No one likes a toxic coworker. Even the most difficult people themselves would probably be the first to agree. Which raises a question: If you were “toxic,” would you even know it? Is it possible that you are the one wreaking havoc on your team, making everyone else less productive and more miserable? Of course not, you say. Because that’s what we all say. Read more on www.fabianhirose.com/blog #toxicculture #toxicbehaviour #lovemyjob (at Rome, Italy)
There’s that one person on your team — the individual who has nothing positive to say riles up other team members and makes work life miserable. If you can’t fire him, how do you respond to his behaviour? What feedback do you give? How do you mitigate the damage he inflicts?
Toxic behaviour
Toxic people may not inherently be bad people, but they’re clearly not the people we would want to spend our free time with.
When it comes to toxic behaviour, not all toxic people are uncaring or agonising on purpose, although I can see why we think that they are, particularly if we happen to be on the receiving end. Toxic people can have and show good intentions.
A toxic person’s needs and way of existing in the world will force our hand for us to compromise our own happiness and as hard as that is for us, we have to give ourselves healthy space away from their behaviour and toxicity.
Unfortunately toxic people aren’t aware they’re toxic and that’s because they’re consciously in denial about how toxic they really are. They don’t live or have to deal with themselves, so never equate their behaviour. Any toxic behaviour is usually a reflection of how we see ourselves and that reflects in how we see and deal with others.
Until we understand how toxic we are, or how toxic we have become, there is nothing anyone can do. We have to see our behaviour for ourselves. From my own experience, toxic behaviour isn’t something we get used to or come to accept, because it’s unnerving, but is something we must learn to deal with; or get out.
There is always room for change. Toxic people can change, but we have to see that we need to change and that’s part of the problem. We don’t think we need to change. Either way there is no excuse.
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