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5/19/2013 11:46:31 PM	Dr. Phil's Evil 8
bigd9832 Chicago, IL 63, joined Oct. 2007	Dr. Phil says that not all psychopaths are maniacal homicidal maniacs. That is the extreme end of the spectrum. These people thrive on drama, are delusional, and live in a fantasy world. http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/05/15/dr-phil-mean-girls_n_3274538.html In his new book Life code, he calls then Baiters. It's an acronym. These are the people who will hurt you. These are the people who will use you. These are the people who will thrive on destroying your life. The following are what Dr. Phil calls the Evil 8. Eight signs to look forin what he calls "toxic people." 1. Arrogant Entitlement to your life 2. Lack of Empathy 3. No Remorse/Guilt 4. Irresponsible/Self-Destructive 5. Thrive on Drama 6. Brag About Outsmarting 7. Short-Term Relationships 8. Fantasy World/Delusional Look for these signs and keep these "toxic" people out of your life. Meet singles at DateHookup.dating, we're 100% free! Join now!
5/20/2013 2:02:48 PM	Dr. Phil's Evil 8
share_n_love Fort Wayne, IN 61, joined Dec. 2012	Some are so thorough in using these attributes that one doesn't realize 'what' they are doing until they have destroyed one's life. It why we have to be especially attentive to God's word... Thanks bigd
5/20/2013 7:09:47 PM	Dr. Phil's Evil 8
bigd9832 Chicago, IL 63, joined Oct. 2007	So you think this is learned behavior? And that maybe these people picked these 'habits' up somewhere along the way of their development? ************************************** Do you suspect you have a toxic friend, family member or partner in your life? Dr. Phil McGraw, author of the book "Life Code," says that the world is full of toxic people he calls BAITERs (Backstabbers, Abusers, Imposters, Takers, Exploiters and Reckless) and that evil people are all around us. The key to protecting yourself from BAITERs, the psychologist and talk show host says, is to know how to spot them. Dr. Phil's "Sweet 16" as part of Oprah's Lifeclasses 1. Defined Image 2. Preception of Uniqueness 3. Play "Big" 4. Accept Praise 5. Become Essential 6. Know Your Real Currency 7. Always Have a Plan 8. Keep Things "Close To The Vest" 9. Investigatory Mode 10. Behave your Way To Success 11. Keep Options Open 12. Master The System 13. Nucleus Of Supporters 14. Deal Only With Truth 15. Use Other's Ego 16. Pick Your Battles
5/30/2013 3:08:42 PM	Dr. Phil's Evil 8
isna_la_wica Brantford, ON 62, joined Mar. 2012	Dr. Phil says that not all psychopaths are maniacal homicidal maniacs. That is the extreme end of the spectrum. These people thrive on drama, are delusional, and live in a fantasy world. http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/05/15/dr-phil-mean-girls_n_3274538.html In his new book Life code, he calls then Baiters. It's an acronym. These are the people who will hurt you. These are the people who will use you. These are the people who will thrive on destroying your life. The following are what Dr. Phil calls the Evil 8. Eight signs to look forin what he calls "toxic people." 1. Arrogant Entitlement to your life 2. Lack of Empathy 3. No Remorse/Guilt 4. Irresponsible/Self-Destructive 5. Thrive on Drama 6. Brag About Outsmarting 7. Short-Term Relationships 8. Fantasy World/Delusional Look for these signs and keep these "toxic" people out of your life. I am surprised he did not include narcissistic tendenacys. Also, they tend to always blame others and claim to be victims . You see this with abusers all the time, they will always blame the victim. And claim to be the victim them selves.
5/30/2013 6:21:26 PM	Dr. Phil's Evil 8
elfiegirl Deland, FL 62, joined Nov. 2007	Well, sometimes I watch crime shows on the ID channel and sometimes they give the life history of said "nutjob" who committed some heinous crime or crimes, and as it turns out, many, many of them were all abused physically and emotionally, and some horribly so. I am on the "cognitive behavior" side of psychology that thinks all behavior after birth, is learned. Some event or series of events that these people endured or witnessed, when they were young, had lasting negative effects on them. Their brains got so twisted by these events, that they ended up a big old mess! They all eventually committed serious crimes. It's very sad! Very little is actually in the DNA. There was a case example of two schizophrenic parents that had 3 girls. The eldest turned out to be schizophrenic, the middle child, catatonic, and the third was able to go out, sustain a menial job and live on their own. Each was affected to an exact or lesser degree of psychological malfunctioning. I can see where children of an alcoholic or drug-addicted parent might be "predisposed" to become like that parent, but many are not. The children who were taken away, and lived elsewhere into adulthood, seem not to be afflicted with those problems. My mother was a certain way. I see the effects on my sister and brother, but I was the only one who got some counseling, after I had married and divorced my 2nd husband. My sister is from another planet altogether, as my brother and I concur, but then my brother...well...in any case I can see how my mother, being as she was, has affected us each in some way, but in different degrees. My dad re-married and had other children who seem to be doing well and are successful (go figure) but then again, I don't know them personally.
5/30/2013 8:02:28 PM	Dr. Phil's Evil 8
bigd9832 Chicago, IL 63, joined Oct. 2007	I think that the point of his little article, which he did with Opra btw, was to show that not all psychopaths are serials killers, but can still mess up your life. And the biggest thing we need to remember is that we allow this to happen. Dunn... Would I be revealing anything if I said that you had one of these people in your life? I shall say no more, unless you want to talk more. I love the part when he says that these 'toxic people' brag (even to you, their next target) about how they screwed over their last conquest. Anyone have someone in their life that might be considered 'toxic' and fit this profile?