A Manipulators Guide To Losing Their Obsession Of Control. Is This You?

Becoming Vulnerable.

Muriel Maison
5 min readJan 16, 2023
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Losing control.

Whether it be in your own life, in your friendships, or in your relationships.

It can be a great driving factor in a lot of people’s motives, and the crazy part is you might not even be a “controlling” partner or friend.

I’ve always been a person who has been obsessed with control but I don’t think that I would come across as controlling to people.

Instead, I was unintentionally manipulative and that was my method of asserting my control, not directly but passively.

Whether it was in friendships or short lived relationships, I gained my power in a subtle way and had a fear or went crazy when I got a sense that I was losing this power.

A prime example would be when I was dealing with a woman.

Most known manipulation techniques to gain power include:

Gaslighting: using psychological methods into questioning their own sanity or powers of reasoning.

Example- “it was just a joke” (Saying something hurtful & then stating that it was just a joke when you partner feels upset about it.)

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Muriel Maison
Muriel Maison

Written by Muriel Maison

My Ideas In A Vault. Personal Branding Agency Owner.

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