Any of this familiar? Mechanisms to keep denial alive and well
Member
Thread Starter
Join Date: Aug 2005
Location: where the streets have no name
Posts: 1,078
Any of this familiar? Mechanisms to keep denial alive and well
Rationalizing
Intellectualizing
Minimizing
Analyzing
Justifying
Theorizing
Explaining
Generalizing
Withdrawing
Silence
Defiance
Blaming
Arguing
Projecting
Looking away
Yawning
Bargaining
Comparing
Agreeing
Joking
Smiling & Laughing
Changing the subject
Glaring & Staring
Shouting & Intimidating
Intellectualizing
Minimizing
Analyzing
Justifying
Theorizing
Explaining
Generalizing
Withdrawing
Silence
Defiance
Blaming
Arguing
Projecting
Looking away
Yawning
Bargaining
Comparing
Agreeing
Joking
Smiling & Laughing
Changing the subject
Glaring & Staring
Shouting & Intimidating
Hi Steve-
Well all of the above at various times!
I was astonished to see "yawning!"
My ex-H used to yawn deliberately at some point whenever we had a confrontation about something. It annoyed the hell out of me!!
Peace-
B.
Well all of the above at various times!
I was astonished to see "yawning!"
My ex-H used to yawn deliberately at some point whenever we had a confrontation about something. It annoyed the hell out of me!!
Peace-
B.
Member
Thread Starter
Join Date: Aug 2005
Location: where the streets have no name
Posts: 1,078
Hi Bernadette,
Yawning also got my attention. I recall my AW doing it a lot. It was part of her routine that added substance to her blaming being tired due to a "cold" "the cold that never goes away" I say.
Yawning also got my attention. I recall my AW doing it a lot. It was part of her routine that added substance to her blaming being tired due to a "cold" "the cold that never goes away" I say.
Currently Active Users Viewing this Thread: 1 (0 members and 1 guests)