Forum Posts (106)

Tiger_Moth: People with antisocial personality disorder tend to display glibness, a type of superficial charm that provides them a grandiose sense of self-worth. As an instance :-

Correcting people when they're wrong.

People with a high need for control often feel the need to always try to win the argument or have the last word.

Refusal to admit when they're wrong. Hands down, one of the traits that most annoys their friends.

Judging or criticizing others.

Some of the most judgmental individuals you will ever meet are men and women with a high need for control. They are highly principled, with opinions on everything from how people should hold their fork to how people should live their entire lives. These men and women have an answer for everything, and they come across as sanctimonious or hypocritical to those who know them well.

Have you ever had to deal with this in a relationship or in the work place and how do/did you handle it.?

Asking for a friend.

Tiger_Moth: People with antisocial personality disorder tend to display glibness, a type of superficial charm that provides them a grandiose sense of self-worth. As an instance :-

Correcting people when they're wrong.

People with a high need for control often feel the need to always try to win the argument or have the last word.

Refusal to admit when they're wrong. Hands down, one of the traits that most annoys their friends.

Judging or criticizing others.

Some of the most judgmental individuals you will ever meet are men and women with a high need for control. They are highly principled, with opinions on everything from how people should hold their fork to how people should live their entire lives. These men and women have an answer for everything, and they come across as sanctimonious or hypocritical to those who know them well.

Have you ever had to deal with this in a relationship or in the work place and how do/did you handle it.?

Asking for a friend.

Tiger_Moth: People with antisocial personality disorder tend to display glibness, a type of superficial charm that provides them a grandiose sense of self-worth. As an instance :-

Correcting people when they're wrong.

People with a high need for control often feel the need to always try to win the argument or have the last word.

Refusal to admit when they're wrong. Hands down, one of the traits that most annoys their friends.

Judging or criticizing others.

Some of the most judgmental individuals you will ever meet are men and women with a high need for control. They are highly principled, with opinions on everything from how people should hold their fork to how people should live their entire lives. These men and women have an answer for everything, and they come across as sanctimonious or hypocritical to those who know them well.

Have you ever had to deal with this in a relationship or in the work place and how do/did you handle it.?

Asking for a friend.

TheDino1: Personally I would pass them a spliff..



If that failed a swift kick up the jacksy usually gets the message across.. Mornin' Tiger..

Tiger_Moth: Morning Dino,

Your response is such that I take it you are laid back and comfortable in your own skin.

tomcatty: Errr your opening paragtaph seems quite judgmental

michaelright: seems like you're referring to the female human species here,,,,,

TheDino1: Totally, I ain't gonna bother with control freaks they just put a drain on the goodness..

Tiger_Moth: Depends how the person reading it defines the question surely.

One2note: You can only be bullied if you allow that person to do so .
As far as the forum posters are concerned, there are one or two , that have to be right all the time & will disagree on anything.
Those who don’t yield on another opinion other than their own .
It’s a trait that’s found in many Americans, but not exclusive.

tomcatty: I would think that you should define the question you want answered if you want a clear answer

Anyway let's not argue semantics.

I think controlling people are tiresome and after it becomes clear thay are not open to discussion I tend to leave it.

Tiger_Moth: Agreed One2note but I guess difficult if in a relationship especially where children are involved, or the love for said person is overwhelming for whatever reason.

As for the Forums we only have the written word and fortunately don't have to live with them

tomcatty: I would think that you should define the question you want answered if you want a clear answer

Anyway let's not argue semantics.

I think controlling people are tiresome and after it becomes clear thay are not open to discussion I tend to leave it.

One2note: As far as partnerships are concerned, those who love least , control the relationship .
That’s why it important for their to be mutual respect , otherwise one or the other may suffer in the long run.

Tiger_Moth: Good for you. Someone with a positive attitude to life[ warts and all ].

One2note: A bit like you when people disagree on the vaccine.
Telling them “i will leave a rose on your grave “

TheDino1: Sure with all this doom and gloom around the world we gotta keep thinking positive..

Tiger_Moth: Too true but nevertheless a huge problem and seemingly more so during this pandemic