Manipulators and Troublesome

It happens that when you meet or interact with certain people you experience internal discomfort, although nothing happens externally, there is no verbal or physical aggression. That discomfort is a sure sign that it is a toxic person, an expert manipulator who only cares about winning or winning. Who are toxic people? How to recognize them? What to do to end a relationship with a toxic person? The solutions seem simple, but they are not.
We feel guilty all the time around toxic people for no real reason. We always feel uncomfortable with ourselves, because we seem to let these people down; when in fact it should be the opposite. They act like victims around us, but in reality, they are always passive aggressors. You will find the answers to how to get out of these nefarious bonds, or how to deal with them successfully, in this book, which brings together the wisest advice from modern psychology and victimology as a discipline.