How To Spot If You’re Being ‘GASLIGHTED’

Timothy Snow
1 min readDec 19, 2018

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How To Spot If You're Being 'GASLIGHTED'

Undermining a partner’s emotions & feelings is a way to deny their reality. Continuous invalidity of how the other partner feels about a situation is just as effective as saying their perceptions are wrong.

The emotional chopping away during those moments has the effect of convincing the other person that they could be imagining or “making up” scenarios that don’t exist, when in all reality, what that person is feeling or experiencing is real.

How do you recognize that gaslighting is happening?

Take a look at the list below. If any part of the list resonates with you, you may be involved in a gaslighting relationship and need to look further.

🔸You ask yourself, “Am I too sensitive?” many times per day.

🔸You often feel confused and even crazy in the relationship.

🔸You’re always apologizing.

🔸You can’t understand why you aren’t happier.

🔸You frequently make excuses for your partner’s behavior.

🔸You know something's wrong but you just don’t know what

🔸You start lying to avoid put-downs and reality twists

🔸You have trouble making simple decisions

🔸You wonder if you're good enough

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Timothy Snow
Timothy Snow

Written by Timothy Snow

Founder of Snow Digital PR, a full-service digital agency providing marketing for anyone looking to reclaim their piece of the digital landscape.

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