LIFE CODE BAITERS=Backstabbers, Abusers, Imposters, Takers, Exploiter, Reckless It is ugly but true some people, a lot of people ‘win’ just because they play the game of life according to a different set of rules or no rues at all, and they are very skilled at it. If someone is deliberately causing you pain or harm or putting you at risk or wantonly disregarding your well-being, that person is most certainly a Baiter. There are so many stealthy manipulators in our lives that it’s shocking we aren’t even more outraged than we are and marching in protest on a daily basis. I believe we all know the truth when we hear it, even if it is not what we wanted to hear, and we feel better once we come to grips with reality. Once you are tuned in, plugged in, and in control of your life, you will experience a genuine peace that comes from knowing and dealing with truth. Understand and recognize the threat of users and abusers. #1-They see the world through a lens of arrogant entitlement and frequently treat people as targets-they see you as the problem #2-They lack empathy-it never occurs to them how you might be hurting or suffering because of what they did. #3-They are incapable of feeling remorse/guilt and don’t learn from situation to situation.-they can appear to be witty/charming but it’s all subertfuge. #4-They are irresponsible, self-destructive, and disregard the well-being of others. #5-They thrive on drama and crisis-drama and crisis are currency to them because they love the power to make people react. They thrive on a good fight, a good scandal, a good drama. For every time a baiter gets caught, they get away with their behavior much more often-{my own-they are repeat offenders} #6-They brag about outsmarting other people-they are narcissistic and think everyone will see it from their point of view-{it’s all about them} #7-They have a pattern of short-term relationships. #8-They live in a fantasy world marked by delusion-paranoia {they want others to join them}
Posted on: Wed, 12 Feb 2014 02:33:03 +0000
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