What are traits of a manipulative person?

Answer: 1.​ Copy cats— a common form of manipulation is to mirror the subjected.​.​.​ Mike's Digest Top Stories For You What are traits of a manipulative person? Brittany Griggs, Illustrator Written Jul 28 Copy cats— a common form of manipulation is to mirror the subjected person. They'll claim to have a lot in common with you. They'll also mirror your expressions and gesture... Read More » Why do covert narcissists avoid interpersonal conflict? Domino Petachi, studied at Stockholm University Written Jul 26 Despite giving off the impression that they are good natured or easy going in the beginning especially during the love bombing/idealization phase, they have low self-esteem... Read More » Who will Ash choose, Misty or Serena? Shenan Ariyaratna, Wants Diamond and Pearl Remakes Written Aug 2 I reckon Ash will choose Serena over Misty. Misty and Ash share nothing in common, one's a gym leader, the other one is a travelling trainer. They have no similarities, with... Read More » If sea levels were to rise by one kilometer, how much of the earth's surface would still be above water? Tom Wilhelm, I love to think about the "what if..." Updated Jul 18, 2016 David Adams gives you the catastrophic, all at once answer. Not pleasant. Here's what'd be left if it happened slowly: Ignoring Antarctica, the areas I bordered in orange wou... Read More » What is the best way to end things with a narcissist? Mandi A.L. Smith, Author, Recoverist, Human Being Written Aug 2 My experience with finally ending it with a narcissist (or an otherwise abusive person) is that I was the one to pull the plug. To understand this, consider the narcissist. ... Read More » Can Russia defeat the US in a war? Khalid Elhassan Written Jul 31 Question: What's the world's most powerful air force? Answer: The United States Air Force, of course. Until recently, the F-15 was the world's best aerial superiority fighter... Read More » Is China a safe place? Ronald Marks, China's governance is unduly expensive along many vectors. So is the West's. Written Aug 10, 2017 I've travelled to perhaps 40 countries and have spent the majority of the past 20 years overseas. The feeling I get immediately upon arrival in a new place is generally acc... Read More » How do narcissist react after you no longer call, text, or look for them (when its obvious what you once felt for them emotionally is slowly but surely fading)? Tony Clark, Survived a narcissist relationship Updated 9h ago I decided to go no contact after two weeks, when she showed that she had no desire to maintain pleasant communication. Within a fortnight she was trying to provoke and tria... Read More » I saw a mother tanning at the pool, with her barely moving, disabled and deformed son. The only thing that came to my mind is how selfish she is, to let this child live like this. Am I being extremely rude and insensitive? Maya Kaiser, I am an adult human. Written Aug 3 I met Stephen Hawking at a restaurant in Cambridge. Twice. He came in to have a steak while I was singing at a jazz lunch. Hawking's ALS had already progressed to the point ... Read More » Is the United States a better country to live in than its larger neighbour, Canada? Why or why not? TJ Radcliffe, PhD Physics & Engineering, Queen's University at Kingston (1991) Written Sat Oh god no. I'm a Canadian who has lived and worked in the US. In the early '90's I turned down my dream job (working in the advanced propulsion group at JPL) because I would ... Read More » Read More in Your Feed Follow Quora on: Get the App for iOS and Android This email was sent by Quora (650 Castro Street #450, Mountain View, CA 94041). If you don't want to receive these emails in the future, please unsubscribe.