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   What is name-calling in a relationship?

   • Name-calling or labeling is calling someone by degrading and demeaning names. The goal of name-calling is to hurt someone and make them look bad. It can occur in any relationship but is particularly damaging in a romantic relationship.

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   Is name-calling bad for a relationship?

   • The goal of name-calling is to hurt someone and make them look bad. It can occur in any relationship but is particularly damaging in a romantic relationship. A few incidences of name-calling here and there are forgivable, but if it happens repeatedly, it’s verbal and emotional abuse.

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   Does name-calling ever persuade?

   • If so, then “never” doesn’t apply. The myth that name-calling never persuades is often associated with another self-contradicting moral myth: “You can’t change anyone,” which translates as “Let me persuade you that no one can ever be persuaded of anything.” Myth 7.

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   Does calling someone names hurt a person's feelings?

   • You can explain that calling someone names hurts the person's feelings. It's like a physical hurt. Remind him of the times when someone called him names and talk about how he felt. Pointing out these concrete examples from his own experience, will help him to build empathy. Acknowledge your child's emotions.

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   • You don’t name-call: Of course you do! When you say that someone is kind, male, a Christian, a badass, a gent, a Warriors fan, a CPA, realtor or doctor, you’re name-calling.
   • People hate to be called names: We love a label that makes it easy for people to recognize us. We even dress to be stereotyped like that, sending social mating calls to like-minded people and people who could use a person like us.
   • Negative name-calling is always bad: Is it OK to call Stalin an evil man? A con artist who has ripped off everyone on your block a con artist? Should you call a pedophile a pedophile?
   • Name-callers are bad people so you can ignore what they say: “Name-caller” is a name. If someone calls you a name-caller, they’re a name-caller.

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   Sep 23, 2016 · This calls on us to consider that perspective is not only deeper and more expansive than name-calling, but it is also shaped and affected by a lifetime of experiences and influences. If we are...

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   May 1, 2024 · Hanan Parvez. Updated: May 1, 2024. Name-calling or labeling is calling someone by degrading and demeaning names. The goal of name-calling is to hurt someone and make them look bad. It can occur in any relationship but is particularly damaging in a romantic relationship.