Feeling "Hurt" - Smarter Than BPD Quiz

Study Notes

List of negative actions towards people
Includes invalidating, chastising, ridiculing, screwing, wronging, abasing, punching, humiliating, squashing, burning, blaming, annihilating, rebuffing, brutalizing, bushwhacking, laughing-at, heartbroken, disrespected, victimized, insulted, jilted, cheated, devalued, forgotten, intimidated, neglected, defeated, persecuted, put down, oppressed, slighted, aching, afflicted, injured, offended, rejected, assaulted, dejected, tortured, pained, deprived, tormented, bleeding, and abused
Some actions involve physical harm or violence
Others involve emotional pain or humiliation
Many actions involve disrespect or lack of consideration
Some actions involve unfair treatment or injustice
The consequences of these actions can be long-lasting and impactful
The language used to describe these actions is often negative and condemning
The text highlights the importance of treating others with respect and kindness
The text also acknowledges the reality that negative actions towards others can and do occur.
The text provides definitions for various words including "ignore," "snub," "diminish," and "betray."
Ignoring someone is a deliberate and insulting act.
Diminishing refers to something becoming gradually less important or smaller.
Betrayal involves hurting someone who trusts you or doing something morally wrong.
Betrayal can cause someone to lose trust, confidence, or pride.
Deflating someone can also cause them to lose confidence or pride.
Harsh criticism can leave someone feeling deflated.
Betrayal can occur in various relationships including friendships and marriages.
Supporting the enemy can be seen as a form of betrayal.
Lying to someone can also be seen as a form of betrayal.