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Why Are People Not Respecting My Boundaries
If you're feeling like people aren't respecting your #boundaries, you're not alone. In this video, we'll explore the top 3 reasons why this might be happening and offer some tips on how to set and enforce boundaries in your relationships.
If you missed the first set of videos on how to set boundaries catch them here:
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"Setting Boundaries in Your Family"
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5 Tips to Deal with a Passive Aggressive Partner
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Struggling with a #passiveaggressive partner? Get ready to learn 5 practical tips on how to deal with a passive aggressive partner and one BONUS tip at the end! If you missed the first set of videos on Passive Aggressive behavior, catch them here: "How to Identify Passive Aggressive Behavior" ruclips.net/video/Cvg9eM697x4/видео.html "How to Deal with Passive Aggressive Behaviors and Comments" r...
How to Deal with a Passive Aggressive Boss
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Having trouble with a passive aggressive #boss ? In this video, we'll review 3 helpful tips on how to handle and deal with a #passiveaggressiveboss in the workplace. Be sure to watch all the way through for an extra bonus tip on how to deal with a #passiveaggressive boss! If you missed the first set of videos on Passive Aggressive behavior, catch them here: "How to Identify Passive Aggressive B...
Narcissistic Traits vs Narcissistic Disorder: What's the Difference?
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In this video learn about the differences between #narcissistic traits and #narcissisticpersonalitydisorder Understanding these distinctions can help you navigate relationships and interactions with individuals that may have Narcissistic traits or Narcissistic Personality Disorder. If you haven't watched the first video What is Narcissistic Personality Disorder? Explained!, watch it here for a ...
What is Narcissistic Personality Disorder? Explained!
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Have you heard of the term #Narcissistic or #Narcissism and wondered what it really means? Or what is the actual diagnosis or definition of #narcissisticpersonalitydisorder ? In this video we will learn the diagnosis criteria for Narcissistic Personality Disorder and explore the misconceptions and mislabeling of Narcissism or Narcissistic. If you are new to the channel, welcome, we are very hap...
What is Anxiety? How to know if I have it
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Do you know what anxiety is and how to tell if you have it? Watch this video to learn more about anxiety and its symptoms. #anxiety #mentalhealth #anxietydisorders If you are new to the channel, welcome, we are very happy to have you here! 🔔 Be sure to subscribe to stay up to date with our weekly videos on mental health related topics and helpful coping skills to apply in your own everyday live...
New Dad Anxiety: 3 Simple Tips to Help
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Experiencing #newdadanxiety You're definitely not alone! It is absolutely normal to have #anxiety as a #newdad. Watch this video for 3 simple tips and advice on how to manage the stress and anxiety that come with being a new father. 🔔 If you are new the channel, be sure to subscribe to stay up to date with our weekly videos on mental health related topics, coping skills, and expectant parent su...
3 Rules of Fighting in Couples Counseling
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In couples counseling, follow these 3 rules of fair fighting to resolve conflicts and strengthen your relationship and learn how to communicate effectively and constructively. #couplescounselling #communicationskills #relationshipgoals 🔔 If you are new to the channel, be sure to subscribe to stay up to date with our weekly videos on mental health related topics and helpful coping skills to appl...
How To Identify Passive Aggressive Behavior
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How to Recognize Passive Aggressive Behavior. We are familiar with the term but what exactly is passive aggressive behavior and how do we recognize it. In this video, I will break it down and give a definition of what passive aggressive behavior is and what it looks like. This will also be a continuation from my original video on How to Deal With Passive Aggressive Behaviors and Comments and I ...
Managing First Trimester Anxiety For Expectant Fathers And Partners
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Challenging Anxiety Thoughts
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Can Pets Help With Mental Health
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First Trimester Support for Expectant Fathers and Partners
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How to Challenge Negative Self-Talk
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Quick Tips To Improve Motivation
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How to Ask for Help and Support From Your Loved Ones
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How to Set Boundaries with Your Significant Other
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How to Set Boundaries with Your Significant Other
How to be Mindful Right Now!
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  • @jamielc3437
    @jamielc3437 7 дней назад

    I have a friend he and his girlfriend will have a discussion and sometimes he will try to address certain things that he migbt want or need or things he might want to improve like she might not be affectionate or show her love towards him. She ignores what he says and does not listen as good as he thinks she could or that she is constantly on social media watching tv shows shopping on Facebook marketplaces and has her ear phones in and drowns the whole world out the majority of the time she is also on live streaming for hours having strange men ogiling her and commenting dirty things and if he addresses this and tries to say i dont like certain things you do she says why are you with me then? Whats all that about? I mean thats all she has to say? It does t seem like shes very caring or puts in much effort to want to make stuff work if thats her attitude. She also sometimes ignores his calls.

    • @soaringfamiliescounseling
      @soaringfamiliescounseling 7 дней назад

      That sounds like some unhealthy dynamics and could use some clear healthy boundaries based on your friends wants and needs. I have some videos on my channel talking about boundary setting and identifying core values in relationships that may be helpful for them. :)

  • @jahuuunior
    @jahuuunior 12 дней назад

    My wife is currently 11 weeks and 4 days pregnant. I’m so scared of a miscarriage that it’s so hard to enjoy how amazing this blessing is. My wife and sister brought it up to me that I need to relax and not let that get to me so much. It’s hard to manage it.

    • @soaringfamiliescounseling
      @soaringfamiliescounseling 12 дней назад

      Congratulations! Very exciting! It's understandable to be nervous about this possibility and I definitely had those worries with our 2 children. My best advisement is to be in the moment with your wife and enjoy the experience. As the worries come in practice your grounding exercises and mindfulness skills to be in the moment with your wife to enjoy your experience. Congratulations again! :)

  • @robsnodgrass915
    @robsnodgrass915 16 дней назад

    Get your divorce papers ready

  • @aratneerg3699
    @aratneerg3699 18 дней назад

    People need to feel their emotions properly and own and process them. I think this video applys to people you actually care for or are doing therapy on, as for the rest they gotta focus hard on producing their own happiness like the rest of us.

  • @lucid_747
    @lucid_747 21 день назад

    I am desperately trying to get distance from my neighbor who is storming around full of herself while she doesn't ever make eye contact with me, but is always watching and disapproving of me. Her goal is to control me, make my dog imprisoned in a stupid fence I was bullied into paying her $885 for, but don't use because my dog is very well behaved. She really wants me to move out but I have 10 more months on my lease and I'm paid in full-- otherwise I'm starting to think I would like to. She actually looks into my cabin and saw me coming out of the bathroom again today. 😡 We're both complaining to the landlord but never talking it out. I'm the new kid here and she's got the owners thinking she's a good person when she's got the characteristics of the narcissist. I tend to attract them as an empath.

    • @soaringfamiliescounseling
      @soaringfamiliescounseling 20 дней назад

      I'm very sorry to hear about this challenging situation. It can be very frustrating and overwhelming with a sensitive scenario like this. Have you tried to address the conflict or misunderstandings directly with them and how do they respond if so?

    • @lucid_747
      @lucid_747 20 дней назад

      @@soaringfamiliescounseling ♥️thanks for your reply and concern. I haven't tried talking with her because she is a raging storm I don't want to go near. But I'm in the process of writing to her today in language of Nonviolent Communication stating my feelings and needs-- which I know she doesn't care about, so Im not expecting a lot. But I will be handing it to her boyfriend who is a nice person (but is enabling her by always supporting her) and also a copy to the landlord (homeowner won't communicate with me) so that there's proof I am waving a white flag. Also instead of imprisoning my dog I am seriously finding other places to spend my time. I just have to be careful about not giving her the impression she has "won" and has power over me. Narcissists are tricky

    • @soaringfamiliescounseling
      @soaringfamiliescounseling 19 дней назад

      @@lucid_747 It sounds like you are trying to handle this situation in the least confrontational way possible and I commend that practice. It's definitely not the easiest approach. I wish you the best of luck! :)

    • @lucid_747
      @lucid_747 19 дней назад

      @@soaringfamiliescounseling thanks for your supportive encouragement! I checked in with myself over the weekend and took notes about everything i could think of, and organized most of it into a letter. I made sure my tone was not fearful, but confident. It turned out well. I repeated everywhere that I want peace peace peace with them. Narcissists have power by keeping their bad behavior a secret-- so I texted it to both her and her boyfriend last night (I wonder how surprised he is at how she's been treating me) and to the landlord🙏🏼 Hopefully this is the end of the trouble🙏🏼

    • @soaringfamiliescounseling
      @soaringfamiliescounseling 19 дней назад

      @@lucid_747 Good luck! :)

  • @AmberLaporte
    @AmberLaporte 26 дней назад

    Hello your absolutely amazing! I would like to chat kindly!! Thanks so much! Godbless.

    • @soaringfamiliescounseling
      @soaringfamiliescounseling 25 дней назад

      I appreciate the kind words! :) If you would like to get in contact, all of my contact information is linked in my profile and website. :)

  • @TheMythicRealm
    @TheMythicRealm 26 дней назад

    I know that a lot of passive aggressive behavior comes from narcissists. And do a narcissist just enjoys the drama and chaos and putting others down. So even though calling it to attention might make them look bad, it probably won’t fix the situation or change the way they communicate

    • @soaringfamiliescounseling
      @soaringfamiliescounseling 25 дней назад

      This can be a possibility and ultimately the redirecting or "calling out behavior" is more for your own self-advocacy versus trying to change another person. That way we feel empowered to set our own boundaries, advocate for ourself, and set consequences or make decisions related to that relationship knowing or feeling confident we did our own part. Hope that helps. :)

  • @IsaiahSendersMusic
    @IsaiahSendersMusic 27 дней назад

    Some people be testing my moral and my belief in God I have to be honest it gets hard trying to be righteous and pure when people wanna be hard

    • @soaringfamiliescounseling
      @soaringfamiliescounseling 25 дней назад

      This can be a challenging when others are "testing" or pushing on your beliefs and values. This is where healthy and strong boundaries of not entertaining the topic at all may come in handy. EXE: "We may have different beliefs and values and that is fine. For the sake of our common interest relationship in everything else, I would like us to no longer talk about my beliefs in God." Then you can set the boundary along with the corresponding consequences if this boundary is infringed on. Hope that helps. :)

  • @user-jg9nj9xk8t
    @user-jg9nj9xk8t Месяц назад

    OR not... lol

  • @butterflycomb
    @butterflycomb Месяц назад

    Oh my gosh ive done that in the past it didnt work. Instead narcissist says what you mean? You making something out of nothing. The narcissist says i not talking to you. So why you upset? This person is just awful.

    • @soaringfamiliescounseling
      @soaringfamiliescounseling Месяц назад

      I'm sorry to hear about those experiences. Dealing with Narcissistic Personalities can be very challenging and require different tactics/skillset. I would recommend checking out my videos on Narcissistic Personality Disorder and see if that better helps your needs.

  • @marwa8475
    @marwa8475 Месяц назад

    My husband is dealing with drugs addiction, he has been clean and free for years . But he has been under treatment of one medication which is itself causing addiction. However he decided to become free and stop taking this medication and this is the second day. He became very very agressive and i just don’t know how to deal with this situation. Please advise

    • @soaringfamiliescounseling
      @soaringfamiliescounseling Месяц назад

      I am sorry to hear about this. I would advise to consult together with his treatment team for more accurate and safe results for his specific needs. I am sorry I can't advise directly other than that. If there is a safety concern, please follow emergency procedures within your area of calling crisis hotline or emergency services.

  • @jejrstans
    @jejrstans Месяц назад

    My experience with responding to p/a comments with, "What are you trying to say? What is it you need?" is that I get more defensiveness from then, like I should already know, OR they gaslight and say they don't know what I'm talking about. It's exhausting. So I choose what relationships are really worth that amount of effort.

    • @soaringfamiliescounseling
      @soaringfamiliescounseling Месяц назад

      It's definitely a challenge and ultimately it's up to you and what is healthy for you and what you are willing to deal with. :)

  • @Ksinthehouse
    @Ksinthehouse Месяц назад

    I've spent my life being very compassionate towards people, sometimes to my detriment. I'm finally putting my self-care as a priority and no longer have the bandwidth to cater to passive aggressive people. I just call out the snarky behavior immediately with a factual, non emotional response. My boundary is, if you want to speak with me, be a kind adult. I let them know what I will or won't engage with.

  • @CyberBandits475
    @CyberBandits475 Месяц назад

    Thank you ❤

  • @amandamay231
    @amandamay231 Месяц назад

    Try asking a passive man "what do you mean by that comment?" And you will get "nothing, it was a joke". They already have avoidance behavior. (Hence, the passive aggressive mindset) Then it will be your fault.

  • @bestill365
    @bestill365 Месяц назад

    I am a recovering passive aggressive person and I saw what I was doing and wanted to change. I'm doing better and trying hard to be direct and kind.

    • @soaringfamiliescounseling
      @soaringfamiliescounseling Месяц назад

      Glad to hear! :)

    • @aratneerg3699
      @aratneerg3699 18 дней назад

      Does that involve getting more in touch with your feelings and then tending to them because otherwise the anger and aggressiveness is still there. We all have to work on regulating and transforming our emotions.

  • @SugaryPhoenixxx
    @SugaryPhoenixxx Месяц назад

    Id rather deal with someone who is overtly aggressive rather than passive aggressive. At least you know where you stand with aggressive people. Passive aggressive people make me want to pull the hair out of my head.

  • @tundetokes6927
    @tundetokes6927 2 месяца назад

    Hey! I alreday have hobbies that used to make me happy, but I started to get more and more tired and unmotivated. I would like to turn my hobbies into my coping skills, because I don't have many friends, and I'm probably struggling with depression. I need help to feel motivated again, and I don't know how. Could you please help me?

    • @soaringfamiliescounseling
      @soaringfamiliescounseling 2 месяца назад

      Hello and thank you for sharing. I am sorry to hear you are struggling right now. I would recommend checking out my increasing motivation video based on your question. ruclips.net/video/CpDnwZWJq0U/видео.htmlsi=5h1oOyTMXAclKG5x In this video I talk about the difficulties of motivation when we are depressed. I talk about the tip of "forcing" ourself to just do whatever it is that would make us feel better. If we just "wait" for motivation, it could potentially not be there when needed and makes us go deeper into a depressive state. So my perspective is we "force" ourselves to just do it and the motivation and momentum will eventually take over and we can be engaging in our hobbies to hopefully then transition to coping skills to help our mood. I hope that helps. :)

  • @soaringfamiliescounseling
    @soaringfamiliescounseling 2 месяца назад

    If you have any questions on how to deal with a passive aggressive boss, feel free to post below.

  • @andrewcombe8907
    @andrewcombe8907 2 месяца назад

    Stop labelling everyone else as a narcissist. It is dangerous.

  • @soaringfamiliescounseling
    @soaringfamiliescounseling 2 месяца назад

    If you have any questions regarding Narcissistic Personality Disorder and or traits comment below.

  • @kathleendavidson3316
    @kathleendavidson3316 2 месяца назад

    My ex-husband: 1. Informed me right before we separated that his motto was "me first and everyone else second". This included our young children. 2. He was a no show for over half of his visits so I stopped telling the kids he was coming. He hated that he was a surprise and wanted them "eagerly anticipating" his visits, so he took it upon himself to tell them during phone conversations. He still skipped over half of his visits. 3. Any time he went out anywhere he complained about the service he received because it wasn't what he deserved. My Mom said, who does he think he is? The Prime Minister? 4. He bragged to me, in front of the kids, that he and his girlfriend had a fight then she said she was going to kill herself, grabbed her medicine, and went to their bedroom. He went out and bought them each a coffee, leaving hers on the table as some sort of alibi (?) before falling asleep on the couch. But she apparently didn't take enough pills (his words) because she woke up in the morning. He never once checked to see if she was okay. 5. He joined the Mormons because the missionaries praised him and gave him lots of attention. He wasn't interested in their religion and smoked a joint, had a beer, and smoked some cigarettes after his baptism. 6. He told my son that he was going to hang out with him. He told my daughter that he'd bought a bike from a local gang then it got stolen that night so he wasn't going to pay them. Now they were coming to shake him down. If he didn't call her by morning he was dead. Then knowing that both kids would be calling and people were going to panic, he turned the volume off on his phone and went to bed. 7. My daughter got completely fed up with him and cut him out of her life. He left her a note saying that he hoped her newborn would die of SIDS so she'd know what it was like to lose a child. There's so much more but I don't need to write a novel here. I definitely have my suspicions.

    • @soaringfamiliescounseling
      @soaringfamiliescounseling 2 месяца назад

      I'm very sorry to hear about those experiences. It definitely sounds horrible and I wish you the best of luck with what you were doing now and in your future relationships. There are definitely some unhealthy traits there that you described and I hope you don't have to deal with any further.

    • @kathleendavidson3316
      @kathleendavidson3316 2 месяца назад

      @@soaringfamiliescounseling thank you, we’re all non contact and have been for about five years now.

  • @suzannewhitaker3507
    @suzannewhitaker3507 2 месяца назад

    When your PA person is goofing you uo by being late it becomes necessary to be a manipulator yourself to keep them from messing things up. You have to say, "We need to get to the funeral home at 12:00 because we have a lot of stuff to arrange." even though the funeral is at 2:00. Then they will be there in time. Not fun, but you gotta do it.

    • @soaringfamiliescounseling
      @soaringfamiliescounseling 2 месяца назад

      Circumstances like this definitely arise and a part of how to handle it is just knowing what "fixes" work. In your case giving an extra few hour time buffer seems to do the trick. :)

  • @soaringfamiliescounseling
    @soaringfamiliescounseling 2 месяца назад

    Did this video raise more questions for you on what is Narcissistic Personality Disorder? Comment below on your thoughts and questions about this diagnosis and video. :)

  • @tperk
    @tperk 2 месяца назад

    There's nothing wrong with being passive aggressive as long as you are making a point. But it is very important to make that point clear and obvious. You need to say upfront why you have that attitude and how you feel.

  • @soaringfamiliescounseling
    @soaringfamiliescounseling 2 месяца назад

    Comment below with any questions you have about anxiety.

  • @RichardMatney
    @RichardMatney 3 месяца назад

    Normalize, Communicate, Values! Good stuff. Thanks.

  • @soaringfamiliescounseling
    @soaringfamiliescounseling 3 месяца назад

    Comment below with any questions or requested video topics. :)

  • @tinyt8492
    @tinyt8492 3 месяца назад

    When it is obvious that we like each other and when we had a flight he said 'if you dont like me, that is fine'. Is that passive aggressive?

    • @soaringfamiliescounseling
      @soaringfamiliescounseling 3 месяца назад

      It's hard to say without knowing the full context, but I would say if you were second guessing the intention of the comment, it's probably a good guess that it is passive intention. I would still use the exercise of asking directly what the intention of the comment was. That way it clarifies it and you can have a direct resolution with it. I hope that helps. :)

  • @magueysunset
    @magueysunset 3 месяца назад

    For me, I had to learn to detach from my inner guilt to take a stand. There was a meditation book called 30 Days to Overcome Guilt by Harper Daniels that helped.

  • @soaringfamiliescounseling
    @soaringfamiliescounseling 3 месяца назад

    Comment below with some passive aggressive experiences you have faced and how you have handled it.

    • @lukasbarnes4905
      @lukasbarnes4905 3 месяца назад

      how can I Recognize passive aggressive someone I know

    • @soaringfamiliescounseling
      @soaringfamiliescounseling 3 месяца назад

      @@lukasbarnes4905 Do you have an example of the passive aggressive behavior you want to identify?

  • @soaringfamiliescounseling
    @soaringfamiliescounseling 3 месяца назад

    Comment below with some helpful topics or video ideas you would like to see regarding mental health topics and coping skills.

  • @Gillemear
    @Gillemear 3 месяца назад

    OK, so I have a very passive aggressive partner. I have done what you suggest for years. My response is almost always "nothing is wrong" or "I don't need anything from you". I try to guide the person into expressing why that passive aggressive attitude was how she communicated which ends in stonewalling, ignoring or a full blown argument which goes nowhere. I really have no idea where to go at that stage, and usually just say that she is right and I'm wrong just to get her to settle down. I know this is the wrong approach I'm taking but I really have no other idea how to deal with it. Any advice would be very helpful! Thanks and Love from Dublin Ireland 🇮🇪

    • @soaringfamiliescounseling
      @soaringfamiliescounseling 3 месяца назад

      Thank you for your comment. That can definitely be frustrating. I just released a second video that goes more in depth with how to respond to these types of behaviors and reactions. Ultimately I talk about passive aggressive individuals doubling down with their passive aggressive behaviors when being called out and not being willing or ready to accept/acknowledge their behaviors. We ultimately have to set a boundary that we didn't appreciate and won't tolerate that type of response or behavior they are admitting their behavior or not. So in your case, I would simply say, "This behavior was not appropriate and I don't want you to do x, y, or z anymore.". I hope that helps. :) For more on this, please check out my latest video here: ruclips.net/video/Cvg9eM697x4/видео.html

  • @suepete
    @suepete 3 месяца назад

    Perfect timing!

  • @shyamlynn243
    @shyamlynn243 3 месяца назад

    What's with the Carrie Fisher Picture?

  • @vickigonya9432
    @vickigonya9432 3 месяца назад

    Just this year I've discovered the Sigma Empath- finally an explanation of why I feel and behave as I do. ❤🎉

  • @vickigonya9432
    @vickigonya9432 3 месяца назад

    Actually, Ive been on my own since 1997 with my dogs. STILL love the peace, solitude, emotional freedom and unconditional love ❤️ They are so much fun and so cuddly❤❤ No desire to accumulate humans. Only 4 people have access to me. One of them is about to go.😂

  • @vickigonya9432
    @vickigonya9432 3 месяца назад

    There will NEVER be another significant other. Theres not enough time left in etetnity to navigate their BS. I enjoy being happily uncoupled! Idk why its SO hard to communicate honestly . Treat me with honesty, respect, kindness, be truthful with your emotions. I don't fulfill magic wishes, read minds or correctly assess SILENCE.

  • @vickigonya9432
    @vickigonya9432 3 месяца назад

    My ex-husband was passive agressive. He would not say he was upset about something, he would wait until I was counting on him to do somethingband he WOULD NOT DO IT. Examples-#1- I worked at night, he was supposed to pick up the 2 younger kids from daycare- 7:30 PM the daycare called meat WORK to come & get them. They charged $5 for the first 5 min after 5 pm then $1 per minute for each minute afterwards PER CHILD. $200 !!!! All because his infantile inability to be direct was non exitistant!!! Furious!! #2- I left for work asked him to bring my Samoyed dog inside in the air conditioning before 11am- heat index 105!!!! At noon After my meeting at work I called to check on my dog. He had ripped 2 of his toes off trying to get out of the fence -AND WAS DEAD FROM HEAT STROKE !!!! While he and his daughter watched a movie head him barking feverishly as did the neighbors and NOBODY DID ANYTHING!!!! Wanted to kill him!!! My son and I were devistated😢. I cannot imagine his pain. My son was at work with me, it was his birthday, and he got permission from my boss to be at work with me, just as his daughter did on her birthday. What CRUEL INCONCEIVABLE BIRTHDAY GIFT TO MURDER YOUR CHILDS DOG. I LEFT HIS ASS. WILL NEVER ENGAFE WITH ANOTHER MALADAPTIVE POS LIKE THIS AGAIN EVER

  • @Alicewonders828
    @Alicewonders828 3 месяца назад

    Very interesting! I wonder what you do, if when you are direct with a person and ask them what they are wanting or needing, if the answer is, nothing! I'm fine! This is what I am getting.

    • @soaringfamiliescounseling
      @soaringfamiliescounseling 3 месяца назад

      I just did a follow up video that addresses this very concept. If you are "confronting" someone that is being passive aggressive, their usual reaction will be passive and avoidant, which would be denial and claiming that they don't need anything or brush off the question. I hope that makes sense. Check out the latest video for more information and examples on this. :) ruclips.net/video/Cvg9eM697x4/видео.htmlsi=wbquMYLRIxwsQMr7

  • @chrisstange9198
    @chrisstange9198 3 месяца назад

    Vegetarianism is a core (or moral...?) value for my girlfriend. She wants her partner to not eat meat, but I'm learning autonomy is important to me, and I don't feel comfortable with someone imposing a dietary restriction on me. Autonomy is a core value of mine that I did not recognize until I got into this relationship with her. It has been very difficult navigating since this is the only core value I've identified that we have not been able to compromise on. Is there a difference between moral and core values?

    • @soaringfamiliescounseling
      @soaringfamiliescounseling 3 месяца назад

      That's a great question! They do usually line up for the individual that may see a value as "morally right" and is also their core value. What identifies a core value is based on an individual's beliefs and moral code. So they are typically the same. So for your girlfriend, vegetarianism can be morally a value as well as a core value. I hope that helps. :)

  • @charlenemoore2772
    @charlenemoore2772 3 месяца назад

    Wow, such a great video! I have caught myself making so many passive aggressive comments to my family in the past. This was definitely an eye opener.

  • @charlenemoore2772
    @charlenemoore2772 3 месяца назад

    This was so insightful and such a good message.

  • @scottslattery
    @scottslattery 3 месяца назад

    Confront these people logically with no emotion and challenge their statement. Through time they’ll learn you’re not an easy victim because you are calm and have control over your emotions

    • @soaringfamiliescounseling
      @soaringfamiliescounseling 3 месяца назад

      Always best to remain calm to not escalate the situation. :)

    • @godsbruh
      @godsbruh 8 часов назад

      @@soaringfamiliescounseling if u dont escalate they consider u weak. better to politely confront and show u aint the want they can toy with

  • @isaaccarranza6846
    @isaaccarranza6846 4 месяца назад

    What do you do if they are clearly being passive aggressive but when you confront them or ask for their needs they deny being passive aggressive and pretend like they are perfectly fine when they are clearly not. I see it a form of gaslighting almost.

    • @soaringfamiliescounseling
      @soaringfamiliescounseling 4 месяца назад

      Great question, as this is a very likely case and response. They may try to deny it with being "called out" for their behavior. The key is setting your own boundaries with the comments and what you do not like or what you would like to receive. From there you can then ask clearly for what you want and need from them related to their comment. EXE: Someone makes a passive aggressive comment about something I'm doing or what they want something from me. "Oh it would be nice if I was invited to lunch." I can then address that their comment is passive aggressive and if they deny it I would then say, either way I didn't appreciate the comment. "If you would like to go to lunch with me, please let me know directly versus making comments or jokes about it." This is a straight forward request and boundary on my side to potentially stop the passive aggressive responses. Now they can still deny it and most likely try to scapegoat it, but at least it was clear on my end and they now know how to address that topic with me. I hope that helps. :)

    • @isaaccarranza6846
      @isaaccarranza6846 4 месяца назад

      @@soaringfamiliescounseling Thanks for taking the time to respond! It makes sense. Your example of addressing passive-aggressive comments directly and assertively sounds like such a simple and straigh-forward solution and yet, is still something many people struggle to achieve.

  • @6548ww
    @6548ww 4 месяца назад

    Me and my wife are starting counseling next week I am hoping the no secrets policy plays out in my favor as my wife loves to talk I may possibly find out more than my wife ever told me? Even if it hurts I want to know anything she may be holding back? It will be the only way to move forward or make the ultimate decision to call it quits

    • @Timetimetimelo
      @Timetimetimelo 4 месяца назад

      How did it go

    • @6548ww
      @6548ww 4 месяца назад

      @@Timetimetimelo So far good we will cover much more specific issues in the weeks to come my wife has already lied about 1 or 2 things I will cover with the counselor my next session

  • @v8wr253
    @v8wr253 4 месяца назад

    This was a very informative and good video. Thank you. the thing about asking them to clarify themselves is something I haven't been doing, just jumping straight to anger about what I think they're talking about

  • @GPrince816
    @GPrince816 4 месяца назад

    There have been many times in my life when I have been hanging out with a group of people, and one person says: "I love Gabby, even though a lot of people don't like her or find her hard to get along with, I still love her." So many times, I have been the recipient of hearing that while hanging out in a group of people. I was lucky to have a friend recently shut that down with: "Things we don't need to know for $5000." It's just hard for me to know how to respond without further making myself look vulnerable or weak. I don't want to know who specifically does not like me. I am not trying to entertain negative energy or feed into the negative or passive aggressive energy in that moment. Should I pull them aside and respond with: " Hey I love the first part of what you said and glad you feel that you love hanging out with me. As per the 2nd half of your statement, with all do respect, we all have haters and I am not interested in knowing who hates me. I probably am already aware of these people and not trying to change anyone's mind about me whose mind is already made up. If there is something that you specifically would like to see me change and want to discuss that, I am open to suggestions. I just prefer to not be reminded that I have group of haters that are known/unknown where I have no control over these peoples negative opinions of me either way." I could say the above. Do you think that will shut down that person ever saying something like that again? I somehow always find that when I come up with the perfect line to respond with when receiving a passive aggressive comment, somehow the Universe congratulates me by never putting me in the situation again where I never even have the opportunity to use that perfectly constructed response. Its almost like the Universe does not want me to get the thrill of seeing the look on the persons face when I respond that way because it knows I will be successful in shutting it down. I just need the perfect shut down line if the one above is not what I should use.

    • @soaringfamiliescounseling
      @soaringfamiliescounseling 4 месяца назад

      I am always a fan of setting boundaries to what we do or do not want to hear or discuss. So I am on board with your example! :) If I were to change anything, I would recommend addressing why it is being brought up in the first place by them. As mentioned in the video, addressing directly and questioning what their goal or intention is with making such a passive comment along with setting your boundaries would be ideal. EXE: "Hey I love the first part of what you said and glad you feel that you love hanging out with me. As per the 2nd half of your statement, with all do respect, we all have haters and I am not interested in knowing who hates me. Was there any particular reason you felt the need to bring that to my attention? Is there a concern from you related to this?" With this added part you are directly addressing why they chose to make that comment, which I would assume there was no direct intention and would "take the wind out of their sail" as its said. I hope that helps. :)

    • @nicoleraheem1195
      @nicoleraheem1195 3 месяца назад

      You could say, "Who gives a shi$ about who doesn't like me. As long as you love me, that's what matters, right friend? Because I'll always have your support, right?" That might be a little too direct, and it might open the doors for you hear: "Geesh, calm down gabs." So never mind. Just ignore the shady comments. Only focus on the positive. It doesn't matter who doesn't like you Ms. Gabby. Maybe the person who made that comment was fishing for a reaction from you. A real friend wouldn't mention that. That person sounds more like an acquaintance than an actual friend. As for me, I often ignore passive aggressive comments, 😔 but when it comes from my family like my mother, I tried to address it head-on without being offensive. Which is really hard to do with a narcissist.

  • @djpvma
    @djpvma 4 месяца назад

    Thank you, I appreciate your format. 💪🏻

  • @lifespanwellnessbeauty-60i64
    @lifespanwellnessbeauty-60i64 4 месяца назад

    What they want or need is usually not my problem. I will deal directly with the rudeness rather than trying to analyze them. The passive aggressive person won't have the insight into their behavior or they will, but think 1. Others don't see it, or 2. They don't care. Either way, the behavior is unacceptable. I will speak up and ask them what their problem is or tell them they're being rude without asking why.