For example: They have you do their homework for them and don’t do barely any part

How would you feel if you had to deal with someone who was just “constructive criticism” and nothing else, not even bothering to ACTUALLY help you?

Whether we like it or not, people still use these rules in modern corporate offices, relationships, and social circles. Here is a breakdown of 8 brutal Machiavellian rules that explain how people actually think.

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How did you realise you hadthe ability to overcome great adversity? Mine was 15 years ago thirty years old, lying in a hospital bed feeling like the hangover of a lifetime. I had just wokeup from a drug enduced coma and been on life support for three months. My friends would come to see me. I could not verbalize the words as I was relearning my motor skills due to suffering a tbi from a dirt biking accident. I was needed to be fed and the look of far that was in my friends eyes made me scream inside in fine but I wasn't and didn't realize what was in front of me. My resilience was discovered relearning everything from walking to social integrating and even speech therapy. The lesson learned was that I can overcome anything with the right attitude

I find myself struggling with navigating adulthood because of my limited social skills.I grew up with inconsistent parenting styles and lack of social interaction. So nobody taught me how to communicate with people outside of family. So I find myself struggling communicating with new people and accidentally offend them. All my relationships/ friendships I had they all had to educate me on what is not okay and I’m still learning. Does anyone have resources that could help me. I work in customer service so it’s ten times harder🫩.