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@nicksorensen8133
@nicksorensen8133 Күн бұрын
I've been a devoted worker for over 25 years. We got a new owner, who gave the #1 brown nose the boss job and she's so in love with herself.. Her husband is also my supervisor, who is also in love with himself. I try and help, but get yelled at for it. They completely omitted me from their Facebook page and celebrated everyone else and how many years they've been here. So it's like I'm just here because I have the worse hours ever. Every weekend, Friday through Monday morning, which makes up about 40 hours. Nobody likes working these hours and after so long, I'm burnt out. I have a coworker who is LOVED by the boss. He doesn't do anything, but sit. He's been here 5 years and there's a big write up about him. I'm getting too old and my health isn't that good, so I may be stuck in this hellish environment.
@f.4588
@f.4588 3 күн бұрын
Very nicely done. Thanks
@lemoncrab6446
@lemoncrab6446 4 күн бұрын
i realized that due to my girlfriend leaving me and my mom giving me tough love, i really am a manipulator. i have become the type of woman that the men in my mother's life were. i do not want to choose this. i want to fix everything that i've done, but my damage was irreparable. i believe that i can change, but i just hope that everyone i hurt is able to find success despite what i've done. they had to leave my life because i was toxic. i am toxic, and your videos are really gonna help me stop choosing toxicity.
@abhayavinayak
@abhayavinayak 11 күн бұрын
Office narcissist
@lindahebb4832
@lindahebb4832 11 күн бұрын
I work at a homeless shelter and I have now for four years, but I’m gonna start off by saying there was a point in my life when I was going through a divorce psych every single day but now 10 years later, I may cry once every four months at work. I had a breakdown today and yes, I’m embarrassed, but you know what I would rather still have emotions and work in the kind of environment that I do with overdoses, domestic violence, etc., etc., and a cold checked out person
@daddychuro2321
@daddychuro2321 12 күн бұрын
I use those words “I’m sorry you felt that way” not as a way to gaslight but because I know I wasn’t in the wrong for my point of view I know how to apologize but as someone with adhd and BPD I do hate confrontation but I tend to feel deep rooted anger and I do say it that way but because I know I’m not wrong for my ideology
@deej5884
@deej5884 14 күн бұрын
Do you include the "script" in your resignation letter?
@tracyjohnson9662
@tracyjohnson9662 19 күн бұрын
You heading right on the nail about a person whos gaslighting.
@jeremylawson6648
@jeremylawson6648 23 күн бұрын
this is phenomenal
@larrypuckett5291
@larrypuckett5291 25 күн бұрын
Super instructive. I know you probably hear this often. How do I deal with a gaslighting wife. In public with or without me she shines. Appears to be helpful. In private the exact opposite. Even scary.
@immersiveexperiences4799
@immersiveexperiences4799 26 күн бұрын
amen!
@maylani3697
@maylani3697 27 күн бұрын
HR receives their paycheck from the employer not the employee. They are not there to protect you. They are there to protect the company from a law suit. So, you can document all you want. But unless you have the means to seek legal counsel, your documentation does nothing.
@jasonsneeden5934
@jasonsneeden5934 28 күн бұрын
Is an acusation of selfish, over reacting, or oweing ever a reasonable concern?
@lloopeyy_TTV
@lloopeyy_TTV 28 күн бұрын
I really need some advice, is there anyway i can speak with you? I can disclose any info here unfortunately.
@darkejon
@darkejon Ай бұрын
As someone with ASD I have come to learn that my innate inability to not understand, recognise or deal with emotions can lead to me gaslighting people I care about. And I think it's because of something you said here - I don't know how to deal with the emotions of being wrong, so I try to subconsciously manipulate the situation into one where I am not wrong, or at least I believe I am not wrong. It's a hard habit to break when the emotions causing this can't be recognised.
@ThisisBronwyn
@ThisisBronwyn Ай бұрын
exactly! Good for you for recognizing it.
@smorfnimda
@smorfnimda Ай бұрын
I can't handle a boss that speaks "sternly". It reminds me of my stepmom scolding me as a child. Especially when they look like an ogre. Bad breath, bad teeth and moles on their face. That stuff follows me home.
@pandamonium9255
@pandamonium9255 Ай бұрын
Wife comes home early from work everyday because she’s dizzy, her tummy hurts, you name it-she has it. She told me she was home today because she’s dizzy. I asked why didn’t she tell me and she said because she didn’t want me to get mad or whatever. I said: “Don’t worry, I’m used to it by now. Just tell me what I should bring home after I’m done with working.” She got mad. 🤦🏾‍♂️. Whatever…I couldn’t care less.
@janberger4057
@janberger4057 Ай бұрын
I worked for a well-known paper company that seemed to have an abnorally large number of toxic employees. The sales trainer asked me to buy film for his company camera - then kept the film AND the receipt which was in effect stealing from me. He tried other ways to steal from me after that, but I was wise to his ways. He also had an affair with one of his trainees, which ended her marriage. My sales manager protected the underperforming male employees in my work group and looked for ways to harrass his top performing female employees. His boss was no different. My hypothesis is that there were toxic people in top management at the company who condoned bad behavior down through the ranks. I was thrilled to give my notice when I received a fabulous job offer from a highly respected company in the pharmaceutical industry. The look look on my bosses face when I resigned was truly priceless. 😂
@janberger4057
@janberger4057 Ай бұрын
Make no mistake, HR is NOT an employee's friend. When my toxic boss at a large pharmaceutical company misquoted the vacation policy (from 4 weeks down to 2 weeks), I contacted the HR department for backup. Even though I was right, the first thing HR did was to call my boss to tell him that I called them.
@GregB1972
@GregB1972 Ай бұрын
I know I am a manipulative person because my wife told me honestly. I didnt realise I did it. She wants to break up because my stupid actions and I understand. I hate myself because it hurt her so much. I'm a awful person and running out of options I can survive. I would rather die.
@ThisisBronwyn
@ThisisBronwyn Ай бұрын
You're not an awful person ... but you might have some really bad habits! Habits can change. Get yourself some support in the form of therapy or a person you can work with ... but you are NOT a bad person. Just a good human with bad habits!
@GregB1972
@GregB1972 Ай бұрын
@ThisisBronwyn I realise that after a suicide attempt. I have help but it's hard. I will keep at it.
@roubad9034
@roubad9034 Ай бұрын
Bronwyn's got a great personality. Some KZfaqrs are boring, but Bronwyn isn't.
@nourashomaly2008
@nourashomaly2008 Ай бұрын
I realized a little while ago that I have many toxic habits such as gaslighting and I've been trying to identify these behaviors. This video helped me further understand why I do what I do and how to change it. I appreciate people like you who genuinely want to help others work on themselves and heal. This is the first video I've seen from your channel and I will definitely return here again. Thank you so much <3
@ThisisBronwyn
@ThisisBronwyn Ай бұрын
So glad it was helpful!
@lexcorp213
@lexcorp213 Ай бұрын
I have a new employee who can't take constructive criticism and has outbursts of crying. She has a vendetta of being in control and things have go her way or she can't work. I don't know what to do with her, it's a behavior problem. She also undermines my authority and is rude to staff.
@user-jh7qm4uo8k
@user-jh7qm4uo8k Ай бұрын
So interesting that this disingenuous, passive aggressive person is claiming to be an expert in resolving tension “non-violently”, words, even if masked by socially appropriate mores can be incredibly violent, as this video demonstrates perfectly
@lunarleo3513
@lunarleo3513 Ай бұрын
I just lost the women who I’d murder for, because of my manipulation and other bad tendencies. I’m glad you made this video as far back as you did, and it did at least clear up where my manifestation of manipulation came from
@ThisisBronwyn
@ThisisBronwyn Ай бұрын
No one is worth murdering for, but I understand what you're saying. ;) Good for you for being willing to change!
@lunarleo3513
@lunarleo3513 Ай бұрын
@@ThisisBronwyn touché. Touché indeed
@keairrahayes5617
@keairrahayes5617 Ай бұрын
I just need you to know you have definitely opened my eyes to the subject of Gaslighting. You’re so easy to listen to and explain so well even a child can understand. Thank you and you have a new Subbie ❤️❤️❤️
@Melva-Tjong
@Melva-Tjong Ай бұрын
The part you mentioned about getting into a web of narcissistic gang who prepares to protect themselves is very real. You can an innocent employee who just wants to make money to support your family and pay the bills, suddenly you find yourself sucked in that kind of narcissistic culture and you can get out from there. If you could make more videos of how to survive in that environment, it would be helpful because you are right, they are well supported and they are not going to leave.
@nimmnoss
@nimmnoss Ай бұрын
my wife and i almost killed ourselves over gas lighters just to get away from them
@misswittank9224
@misswittank9224 Ай бұрын
HR is the department that is gaslighting me and blaming me for work they haven't done. I have over 2 years of documentation and email correspondence which I have shared with them. I am at the stage of getting my union involved.
@ThatGirl2003
@ThatGirl2003 Ай бұрын
“Im sorry you feel that way.” Always used by my mom and the rest has if in it all the time. Just realizing it now 😕
@sahara4555
@sahara4555 Ай бұрын
Would, "I apologize, I didn't mean to make you feel that way" be in this same camp?
@sahara4555
@sahara4555 Ай бұрын
And then followed by, "Will you please accept my apology?"
@ThisisBronwyn
@ThisisBronwyn Ай бұрын
@@sahara4555 no I don’t put this in the same camp. This is legitimate apology. 👏
@sahara4555
@sahara4555 Ай бұрын
@@ThisisBronwyn There's also been a lot of "I'm sorry you feel that way"s before which I've told him is not helpful. And a lot of, "it wasn't my intention..." even though he knew exactly what he was doing and that it was a deal breaker for me. So it's really hard to not feel like this is a new form non-ownership, "just accept my apology so we can move on and I don't have to be uncomfortable being "in trouble" anymore"...
@ritakunnunmal4226
@ritakunnunmal4226 Ай бұрын
Narc people play with your mind & very toxic sick
@Newchapter-ui2gr
@Newchapter-ui2gr Ай бұрын
This can be tricky when you're a federal employee transferring to another. The gaining agency must ask for request for release date. The covert narc can always reach out to the gaining boss and spread doubt about you.
@Kayla_chosen1
@Kayla_chosen1 2 ай бұрын
I’m an intern I cried my first week and just cried during my 4th week. I hope that im ok. I don’t want to blow this
@ThisisBronwyn
@ThisisBronwyn 2 ай бұрын
Oh kayla hang in there! Is it a toxic environment or are you just new to this kind of thing?
@Kayla_chosen1
@Kayla_chosen1 2 ай бұрын
@@ThisisBronwyn this is new to me. I've never worked for corporate america and my family is very envious/unsupportive
@Kayla_chosen1
@Kayla_chosen1 2 ай бұрын
I hope my manager doesn't hold this against me. I even apologized because i don't want to be seen as the emotional black girl :(((
@ThisisBronwyn
@ThisisBronwyn 2 ай бұрын
@@Kayla_chosen1 kayla … you have got this. I want you to get eye of the tiger on this. Do NOT let this situation dim your light. Take a deep breath, remember that you are worthy and brilliant and that you are NEW. Everyone takes time to adjust and learn when they’re interns!! But also if this place makes you cry a lot, it might be THEM not you. Sending you a huge hug.
@ThisisBronwyn
@ThisisBronwyn 2 ай бұрын
@@Kayla_chosen1 do you have other people outside of your family who can be there for you? A mentor inside the new company you could link up with?
@thelayman6189
@thelayman6189 2 ай бұрын
Thenmost important issue for me itself is im unabe to time out... Even for my weekends or even my evenings... Calling timeout or holiday is unthinkable ....
@kashsky1
@kashsky1 2 ай бұрын
Is there a second part to this video
@jeanne-annstott283
@jeanne-annstott283 2 ай бұрын
HR is the boss's husband- can't 'pull in hr'
@lemibulte1797
@lemibulte1797 2 ай бұрын
Thanks! You are very sexy too
@MetalFan9490
@MetalFan9490 2 ай бұрын
I believe I am a manipulator. I am desperate to change, I don’t want to control others at all I am a horrible horrible fucking person. Thank you for this video and assisting myself and others into understanding and taking steps towards being better people. Edit: I’m honestly unsure to figure out why I manipulate people because I had no idea that I did it. It’s always been subconscious but looking back it’s been there for a long time I think. I don’t think that people should have to tell/give me what I want because I’m special or something, I believe I am just afraid of rejection. I am scared of myself and using others, I desperately need to visit a therapist. Thank you for everything
@ThisisBronwyn
@ThisisBronwyn Ай бұрын
Therapy is a powerful way to start chipping away at these bad communication habit! If you want to change, and you have the right support, you CAN change.
@MetalFan9490
@MetalFan9490 Ай бұрын
@@ThisisBronwyn I went to a therapist who concluded that I was being manipulated (by my now ex) into thinking I was manipulating people around me, still getting help but for different reasons now. Regardless, your video really helped me cope with what happened at the time thanks a lot :)
@cookiexcatz
@cookiexcatz 2 ай бұрын
thank you so much! i am currently at a crossroads in my relationship where my girlfriend is basically like "if you can't change your way of being a manipulator then i will leave" so I went exploring for a video to guide me to getting rid of this habit and this helped so much. I'm unsure whether my girlfriend will leave or not but I'm glad I know that I can apply these tips and grow as a person for myself.
@ThisisBronwyn
@ThisisBronwyn Ай бұрын
Bravo!
@ChildFirst
@ChildFirst 2 ай бұрын
What is Gaslighting ? 1) 0:44.... When someone tries to talk you out of your version of reality. 2) 7:27.... Gaslighting is a bad habit that born out of other bad habits. 1:56 Why & How.. Why do we Gaslight ?....2:21 1) 2:30... 3:02... We tend to manipulate, instead of having touch conversation with someone we tend to manipulate their version of reality so they behave in a way we want them to. 3:30... We don't want to feel the rejection that comes with using our power out in the open. 2) 3:55... 3) 5:32... (With Example Story) How to Stop Gaslighting?..... 7:03 1) 7:10 2) 7:15 3) 7:20
@ladyofhollows9841
@ladyofhollows9841 2 ай бұрын
I don't entirely agree with Brownwyn on this. I can see how this approach of mutual validation can work in certain scenarios, but when gaslighting parents are transphobic, homophobic or otherwise dehumanising against their children, as a matter of principle-of moral integrity-NO ONE should validate their feelings. Discrimination is morally reprehensible, period. If your parent-or anyone in the world, for that matter-tells you that your very identity is pathological, YOU DO NOT NEED TO VALIDATE YOUR HUMILIATION. THIS IS NOT A COMPLEX ISSUE. If your parents suffer because you are not straight or cisgender, THAT's 100% THEIR PROBLEM, NOT YOURS. DISCRIMINATION DOES NOT DESERVE VALIDATION. And it is a great calamity of our times that something so obvious would need to be highlighted in public discourse, but such is the danger and reach of liberal false equivalence.
@carmelle2665
@carmelle2665 2 ай бұрын
Need to hear this right now!
@jackilynpyzocha662
@jackilynpyzocha662 2 ай бұрын
I complained to dad(narcissist/gaslighter), he said "tough shit" ow! I don't bother with him now!
@cing9545
@cing9545 2 ай бұрын
How about you expose them
@cing9545
@cing9545 2 ай бұрын
I went to my manager today, I needed to go on a medical check tomorrow. She used to be ok with it, but now she went to the other manager's office to give him notice, like I was daring, this is how it felt. Everyone else could do it, but they make a big deal for me. So he said something not offensive, like "for real" but his tone of voice was offensive, passive aggressive, like the children at school who dislike a teacher and make remarks. Well I said, why would you use that tone, and he told me it was not what I said, but I know it was. I should have stopped at that time, because what we said was unproductive, it was them trying to tell me that their dislike of my ways has anything to do with my capability and it doesn't. I am also happy or was happy at this place, and I think I could have given support to some people and learn from each other, but they wanted to treat me badly.
@FamilyMancillaRemodeling
@FamilyMancillaRemodeling 2 ай бұрын
Please do make a video of would love to see that now I know what to look for in a client that is that way hopefully we continue on this great path of not getting those types of clients, but it’s always nice to know how to deal with difficult client
@FamilyMancillaRemodeling
@FamilyMancillaRemodeling 2 ай бұрын
No thankfully, really good clients but it never hurts to hear other opinions about other things
@pippipster6767
@pippipster6767 2 ай бұрын
You pretty much know something is unfair when the general circumstances are unfair. And what I mean by that is when you’re dealing with something of a ‘one-way street.’ So you get some criticism and you respond to it for clarification and then you get no reply. It’s a power-trip manipulation. You got your answer right there.
@dashn4471
@dashn4471 2 ай бұрын
This is bs. You’re talking about a generation that was taught by “therapists” that this is the proper way to apologize to someone. Now you’re telling us we have to walk on egg shells around someone for fear of “saying it wrong?” This is exactly how those so called “woke” individuals destroy relationships with people of different generations and cultures. It’s just wrong. If someone can’t accept a heartfelt apology then they are the ones with the issue. Where do we draw the line??