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Gaslighting is a form of psychological manipulation where a person makes you question your own reality, sanity, and memory to gain control over you. Examples include denying that an event happened, twisting facts, telling you that you are "too sensitive" or "overreacting," and making you doubt your own sanity. This is often a tactic in abusive relationships, but can also occur in friendships, families, or at work.
Definition
- Gaslighting is a manipulative behavior used to gain power and control over someone by eroding their sense of reality and self-trust.
- When used repeatedly, it can be a form of coercive control and psychological or emotional abuse.
- It systematically breaks down a person's trust in their own memory, instincts, and sanity.
Examples
- Denying an event took place even when you have evidence, such as saying, "That never happened" or "I never said that".
- Dismissing your emotions by saying things like, "You're being too sensitive," "You're overreacting," or "It was just a joke".
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