You don't have to be incredibly perceptive to realize that after conversing with some people, your mood drops, you start to feel exhausted, and a lot of negative things start to cross your mind. These scenarios might occur repeatedly, draining your energy each time.
We're going to tell you about the various toxic personality types and explain why there are some people that make us feel intolerable.
1. the dissenter
These people's lives could appear to be a never-ending string of misfortune and failure. They are frequently puzzled, disappointed, or concerned about something. They frequently include other individuals in their unpleasant conversations while remaining depressed and pessimistic, as if they were projecting their misery onto them.
2. Envier
Sad envious people make other people feel sorry for them and take ownership of other people's shortcomings and misfortune through their acts. Criticizing enviers are equally poisonous because all of their manipulations aim to make those around them (as well as simple enviers) feel unhappy with their lives, inferior, uncool, and generally how miserable life is around them.
3. Consumers
These are the individuals that consistently go on others for help while being unable to find solutions on their own. Their life is filled with enduring issues that appear insurmountable to solve on their own. They might be dealing with problematic relationships, be in financial difficulty, hold a job they despise, or frequently solicit assistance from others.
4. Judge
These individuals frequently provide unsolicited advise and always have better ways to do things. Even if you don't want it or don't agree with it, they'll keep on teaching you how to live your life, so it makes no difference.
5. Tank
The tank never considers the sentiments of others. They always make care to flaunt their ostensibly superior status. These people seldom ever view their peers as equals because they think they are superior to them.
6. A talkative narcissist
They will tell you everything about their life, even if you don't ask them to, and won't allow you say anything to break up their monologue. Conversational narcissists are solely interested in themselves, thus they won't be asking you questions or expecting your response to what they say.
7. Liar
Almost everyone in the world has lied at some point for a variety of reasons. However, some people routinely tell themselves and others lies without even considering the repercussions. They openly spread their lies to others because they firmly believe them.
Communication with liars is challenging because it requires constant skepticism and alertness. You never know what to believe or what not to believe, after all.
8. An errant genius
Because misunderstood geniuses believe they are too good for this world, someone is constantly to blame for their failures and bad luck.
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