1. Humble bragging 2. Passive Aggressive Behavior 3. Ghosting 4. Faking Emotion 5. Fake Smiles 7. They always seem to want something 8. They’re only nice to people who have power 9. They like to gossip

Narcissist

7 Psychological Make Us Less Attractive

1- Touch them 2- Confidence is key 3- Be a smooth talker 4- Mirror body language 5- Are u a men? Brood 6- Are u a woman? Smile! 7- Play hard to get 8- Be funny! 9- Wear red 10- Eye contact

1. constantly make you prove yourself. 2. communicate passively aggressively. 4. always "just joking". 5. play the victim. 6. kill you with kindness. 7. make your problems feel small. 8. emphasize calm, cool and collective side. 9. use emotional blackmail

SUMMARY: 1)They lean away from you 2)They avoid eye contact 3)They fidget a lot 4) They're standing abnormally still 5)They repeat themselves 6)They tug at their neck

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