Cynthia Bailey-Rug
Cynthia Bailey-Rug
Behaviors Most People Don't Consider Abusive But Are
Behaviors Most People Don't Consider Abusive But Are
Behaviors Most People Don't Consider Abusive But Are
Thursday 12th November 2020
Cynthia Bailey-Rug reveals subtle yet harmful abusive behaviors often overlooked. Learn to recognize and protect yourself from these hidden abuses.
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Get the buttons here!Hidden Abuses: Uncovering Subtle Yet Harmful Behaviors
The narcissist is the only important one. Certain abusive behaviors are completely normal. More subdued abusive behaviors often fall into this category. Unfortunately, abuse isn't always so easy to spot.
Ever wondered if certain behaviors that make you uncomfortable might actually be abusive? Cynthia Bailey-Rug dives into this often overlooked topic in her podcast episode. She highlights behaviors that many people don't recognize as abusive but are, in fact, harmful. Narcissists and their enablers often blur the lines of acceptable behavior, lacking empathy and prioritizing their own desires over others' well-being. This episode is a wake-up call to the subtle ways abuse can manifest in everyday life.
Cynthia brings attention to seemingly minor actions that are actually red flags. For instance, when someone hides or discards your belongings and then blames you for it, that's not just annoying—it's abusive. She also tackles controlling behaviors like dictating your appearance or hiding your car keys to keep you from leaving. These actions, though not physically violent, are forms of control and manipulation. Sexual boundaries are another critical area Cynthia addresses.
Using guilt or shame to coerce someone into unwanted sexual acts is as abusive as physical assault. Marriage or relationship status doesn't grant anyone the right to violate these boundaries. The silent treatment is another tactic she examines. It might seem harmless, but ignoring someone can be a powerful tool of control and manipulation, damaging self-esteem and fostering dependency. Throughout the episode, Cynthia emphasizes the importance of recognizing these behaviors and setting firm boundaries.
She encourages listeners to protect themselves and seek support if they've been subjected to such treatment. This episode is a must-listen for anyone wanting to understand the less obvious forms of abuse and how to safeguard their mental and emotional health.