Seven Signs of Denial

[88m3]

Justify

Lacking coping skills to handle life stresses, a person refuses accountability for her reckless or irresponsible actions. Avoiding conflict when things go awry allows her to justify her behavior. Inability to pay bills, or extreme experiences such as death or divorce, can be difficult to accept. Refusing to recognize the importance of her actions, this person can validate her denial.

Judging Others
Denial comes in many forms. A man judges another person's life choices in order to avoid looking at himself. Provided with this a false sense of superiority, this man is comfortable criticizing the lives of others when his own house might not be in order.

Motivated Forgetting
Motivated forgetting is a painless way to deny painful situations. This reaction to denial causes phobias and unreasonable fears, according to psychiatrist Sigmund Freud, founder of the defense-mechanism theory of unconscious behaviors. A woman despises a co-worker or just doesn't trust him, not recognizing that he has a mannerism similar to that of her of ex-husband.

Taking It Out On Others
A man gets a parking ticket and vents his anger by fouling peers on the basketball court. Having been caught speeding and accepting the consequences can be difficult for this man. However, it is not safe to act out on a police officer. Or: A person who is angry and desperate over looming unpaid bills hits his girlfriend, because it is not safe to hit the bill collector. In both cases, he denies responsibility for his actions by taking his stress out on others who don't deserve it.

The Elephant in The Room
Similar to the proverbial elephant in the room, a person publicly denounces a group of people for breaking religious commandments when he is guilty of similar rule-breaking. This form of denial can be difficult for others to understand because everyone else can see that this person has broken similar commandments.Yet he appears clueless.

Immaturity
When an individual was young this behavior might have carried few consequences. The memory of feeling empowered and getting away with an action that today is reprehensible can lead a person to act immaturely to deny her culpability.

The Rules Don't Apply To Me

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@Mowgli @Slaimon

 

[Mowgli]

All this because you're an emotional eater who cries to Adele records when a bytch tells you shes going out of town for a week. Ol id like to dedicate Whitney Houstons, "And I Will Always Love You" to my snoogum woogums" ass nikka.

 

[The Real]

All this because you're an emotional eater who cries to Adele records when a bytch tells you shes going out of town for a week. Ol id like to dedicate Whitney Houstons, "And I Will Always Love You" to my snoogum woogums" ass nikka.

Mowg summed up almost the entire list with this one.

 

[88m3]

All this because you're an emotional eater who cries to Adele records when a bytch tells you shes going out of town for a week. Ol id like to dedicate Whitney Houstons, "And I Will Always Love You" to my snoogum woogums" ass nikka.

So many words, so much pain

 

[Slaimon Khan Shah]

What about those people who are in denial that we have been created by God to worship God?

 

[Mowgli]

Denial is a river in egypt Hilarious how you fakkits switch between bein religious stanning douche bags who laugh at babies getting their heads ripped off @88m3 to upstanding moral citizens. LOL like

 

[88m3]

Of course. She'll never leave me.

 

[Mowgli]

Sad. It was just some dozen jokes bruh. You makin threads hopin these KTL nikkas will help you gang up on me. Dont nobody like you like that. You sound like Charlie Brown teacher you wamp wamp voice havin ass nikka. nikka stay in your little KTL cage and dont let me see you postin anywhere else you fukkin fakkit.

 

[88m3]

Just read the thread and try to better yourself Mowgli