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By BrainFall Staff - Updated: April 3, 2024
Have you ever left a situation and realized that you didn’t handle it as well as you should have? It’s probably happened to you more than once. I mean, c’mon, we’re all human!
But that doesn’t mean that you should be trying to manipulate someone to get them to do what you want. We’re talking about playing games with someone else.
Don’t be a player in the sense that you’re playing games with someone else’s emotions. Nobody should play games with someone’s mind or heart.
Playing mind games can do serious damage, especially if it’s with someone you spend time with frequently. The only person that should be controlling your mind is you.
A healthy relationship features two people who are equal in the partnership. There isn’t someone trying to “win” the relationship. But some people are in relationships like that.
We’ve all met or know someone who feeds into their own ego and thinks they are the better person in their relationship. If you’re the other person, you have to think about whether you’re getting played or not. Take this quiz and we’ll tell you if you are or you aren’t getting played!
If you're wondering if you're being played, the answer might be yes. Does your partner make you feel guilty even if you shouldn't have much to feel guilty about? That could be a sign you're being played.
If you notice a red flag, you need to keep it in mind. If you have noticed multiple red flags, you should probably steer clear of that person, as they are unlikely to change.
In the early stages of a relationship, it can be hard to know if you're being played or simply not being open enough with each other. For a long-term relationship to work, you need to be honest with each other.