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      Am I Being Played?

      Am I Being Played?
      Love & Relationships

      By BrainFall Staff - Updated: May 23, 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.

      Am I Being Played?

      Navigating the bends and twists of modern relationships can often leave us feeling like we're in the backseat of a car that's speeding down Confusion Boulevard. We've been there, texting our friends in a frenzy, trying to decode messages and actions like we're trying to crack the Enigma code. Whether you're knee-deep in the dating scene or paddle-boating in the casual waters, feelings and trust are our currency, and no one likes to feel shortchanged.

      A chessboard with one side in disarray, pieces scattered, while the other side remains organized and strategic. A sense of confusion and uncertainty in the air

      So here we are, perched on the edge of the 'Are we on the same page?' abyss, wondering, "Am I being played?" It's like standing in front of a claw machine, except this time our hearts are the plush toys dangling precariously from the claw. Asking the question often means that deep down in the pits of our stomachs (where we house our leftover pizza and relationship SOS flares), something feels off.

      How about playing detective with our feelings on a treasure hunt for honesty? Let's set sail on this quest for answers with our trusty compass of gut instincts. After all, it’s about time we found out if our feelings are on a road trip to Romanceville or hitchhiking their way to Splitsville. Stay tuned, because at BrainFall, we're ready to laugh in the face of love games and hopscotch our way through the hopper of trust.

      Spotting the Charade

      A shadowy figure peers through a keyhole, suspicious of a hidden game. A spotlight illuminates the scene, adding tension to the mystery

      Before we dive into the nitty-gritty, let's get one thing straight: spotting the charade in dating feels like being the detective in a mystery novel. We're about to help you decode the signs and outwit the master player.

      Red Flags Ahoy

      Ever have that sneaking suspicion that your date's more elusive than Bigfoot when it comes to making plans? Big red flag! If they're more interested in your pad and your ride than in what makes you tick, you're not in a rom-com, you're in a con job. We're talking cancellations, hazy details, and the kind of vanishing acts that would impress Houdini himself.

      Consistency Is Key, Or Is It?

      Now, inconsistency is the Joker to your Batman—it's the arch-nemesis of a blossoming romance. If their stories change faster than a chameleon on a rainbow, your spidey-senses should be tingling. Watch out for excuses slicker than a politician in election season, and if they're always "working late" cough... yeah, we're not buying it either.

      Mixed Messages & Mind Games

      Ah, the classic case of "He loves me, he loves me not," except you're not plucking petals—you're deciphering texts. Mixed messages are the mental equivalent of being stuck in a maze... with a blindfold. They sweep you off your feet, then drop you like a hot potato when it suits them. So, if you're riding an emotional rollercoaster with more twists than a pretzel, trust your intuition; your heart's playing bingo, and it's about to call "Bingo!" on their games.

      Game Over: Reclaiming Your Power

      When you've got that sneaky suspicion that your emotional joystick is being jostled by someone who's not playing fair, it's time to hit the reset button on your personal power console. We're talking no more game overs—just plenty of power-ups and life bonuses.

      Trust Your Gut, Not Their Gibberish

      Alright, troop, it's time to turn on that inner Spidey-sense. If the words coming out of their mouth feel like a broken record or a loop from The Twilight Zone, trust that gut of yours. It's like your own internal lie detector—beep, beep, beep—alarm bells should ring if something feels off. Those gut feelings are your emotional GPS screaming, "Recalculating!" because folks, your well-being is on the line, and it's time to take a detour to Truthville.

      Boundaries: Your Personal Cheat Code

      Now, here's a nifty trick up our sleeves—boundaries, baby! Think of them as that invincibility star in a certain mushroom kingdom we can't legally name. Clearly stating what’s a "heck yes" and what’s a "heck nope" in your book is like setting up a firewall against pesky emotional hackers. Whether it's your time, personal space, or the last slice of pizza (because, let's be real, that is sacred), your boundaries keep your self-esteem on solid ground.

      Seeking Support Squad

      And when the going gets tough, the tough get their squad. Flying solo against the boss level? Not a chance! We're calling in the reinforcements—friends, family, resident wise old neighbor (every block has one). These are your co-op partners for the emotional connection campaign. They’re the ones who’ve got your back when you need that health pack or power-up to stay in the game. Together, we’re stronger—and hey, multiplayer mode is way more fun, isn't it?

      Remember, our fellow BrainFallers: when it comes to playing games of the heart, it’s not just about winning or losing—it's about playing smart, leveling up in self-love, and knowing when to hit pause to save your progress. Game on, players!

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      Question 1/10

      What's something that you enjoy doing with your partner on a Friday night?

      • Snuggle and watch a movie
      • Go out to dinner, but just somewhere casual cause I don't want to spend too much
      • Generally, my partner decides what we're doing
      • We do whatever I want to do
      Question 2/10

      How are you feeling about your relationship?

      • I'm not sure I feel comfortable with them
      • The other person is great. It's me that's a problem
      • I've changed a lot for the other person, and I don't know if they've done the same
      • It's in a terrific place
      Question 3/10

      Are you public with your relationship on social media?

      • Yes
      • Kind of, we've put up an Instagram Story with the two of us in it together
      • No, I keep asking to make it official, but they won't
      • They want to go public, but I'm not ready yet
      Question 4/10

      Do you talk a lot with your partner?

      • No, not really
      • We talk, but mostly about superficial things
      • We talk so much, and we are learning so much about one another
      • They text me and I answer when I can
      Question 5/10

      What do you think is a sign of a strong relationship?

      • That they reciprocate the feelings I show them
      • That they make me feel secure and communicate well
      • That they're cool with me talking to other girls/guys
      Question 6/10

      Have you met their friends?

      • Yes, of course. Their friends are my friends too
      • Not yet, but we have plans to
      • I've met their friends, but they haven't met mine
      • Come to think of it, no
      Question 7/10

      How often does your partner check-in with you?

      • A few times a day
      • Maybe once a day or so
      • Maybe once or twice a week
      Question 8/10

      How does your partner treat you overall?

      • I think well. At least that's what they tell me
      • Good, and then if I don't see them for a while, I will just buy them something nice to make up for it
      • They are my equal
      • I really enjoy how respectful they are
      Question 9/10

      Which of these seems like something that could happen in your relationship?

      • We spend the entire weekend together
      • They call me late at night to come over
      • I ignore their texts until I feel like answering
      • We go out on a date and then go home to separate places
      Question 10/10

      Are you secure in who you are?

      • Yes, and I don't need a relationship to define me
      • Yes, because I am happy in all parts of my life
      • Yes, because I'm just having fun being young and free
      • No, because I'm worried about where my relationship is going
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