Don't take responsibility for others' actions from "summary" of Surrounded by Narcissists by Thomas Erikson
When dealing with narcissists, it's crucial to remember that you are not responsible for their actions. Narcissists have a tendency to blame others for their own shortcomings, and they may try to shift the blame onto you as well. But it's important to stand your ground and not allow yourself to be manipulated into taking responsibility for things that are not your fault. One of the key strategies for dealing with narcissists is to set clear boundaries. By establishing boundaries and sticking to them, you can protect yourself from being drawn into their web of manipulation and control. When a narcissist tries to blame you for something that is clearly their own fault, it's essential to assertively but calmly remind them that you are not responsible for their actions. It's also import...Similar Posts
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