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5 days ago · It’s important because evil usually pretends to be good, and without discernment we can be easily fooled (Hebrews 5:14). When you confront evil, chances are good that the evil heart will stop counseling with you because the darkness hates the light ( John 3:20 ) and the foolish and evil heart reject correction ( Proverbs 9:7 ,8).
- Association of Biblical Counselors
May 27, 2024 · Real people have real emotions – they get sad, angry, and frustrated just like everyone else. If someone seems too perfect, chances are they’re putting on a show. Remember, it’s okay (and normal) to not be happy all the time. So when you meet someone who seems too good to be true, they probably are.
- Lachlan Brown
2 days ago · Fake nice people are good at pretending but it doesn’t mean they don’t get exhausted from their show. Smiling when they’re annoyed deep inside. Praising when they have nothing to praise about…these things add up and can be unhealthy to anyone’s spirit—even to the fake nice bunch.
- Pearl Nash
May 19, 2024 · Ever met someone who seems super nice, but something just doesn’t feel right? Trust that gut feeling! Not everyone who smiles is truly friendly. Here’s a quick rundown on how to spot those who might be pretending a bit too hard. Let’s dive in! 1. Over-the-Top Compliments. We all enjoy a little flattery now and then, right?
May 11, 2024 · Nothing. Someone who is constantly pretending and being fake nice alienates people pretty quickly. This leaves you more alone than ever before, despite being surrounded by people. It’s a huge emotional burden to take on, and you lose yourself in the process. Life’s far too short for it. If you know this is you, then it’s time to make some ...
May 14, 2024 · Self-Improvement. Why Toxic Positivity Can Be Harmful. It's not always helpful to look on the bright side. By. Kendra Cherry, MSEd. Updated on May 14, 2024. Reviewed by. Rachel Goldman, PhD, FTOS. Print. Verywell / Jiaqi Zhou. View All. Examples. Effects. Signs. How to Avoid. Coping. Takeaways.
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May 16, 2024 · Sociopath is a term people use, often arbitrarily, to describe someone who is apparently without conscience and is hateful or hate-worthy. The term psychopath is used to convey a sociopath who is simply more dangerous, like a mass murderer.
