Jan 1, 2024, 09:12 PM IST
People who have trouble controlling their emotions may frequently experience mood swings or strong emotional reactions that are out of proportion to the circumstances
The propensity to shirk accountability for one's deeds or errors. Rather than taking responsibility for their own part in a situation, they may place the blame on other people or outside forces
Making decisions with an overwhelming amount of help from others or continuously looking to partners, peers, or authority figures for validation and approval
Inability to handle disagreements or conflicts; frequently turns to shutting down, passive-aggressive behavior, or avoidance rather than having fruitful conversations
The inability to set personal boundaries, either by crossing or allowing others to cross them
Excessive attention to one's own needs and wants at the expense of taking into account or showing empathy for the thoughts and feelings of others
Making snap decisions or taking action based only on feelings or impulses without thinking through the possible repercussions
Having trouble putting off short-term desires in favor of long-term objectives or advantages; frequently, these people strive for instant gratification
Inability to comprehend or relate to the feelings and viewpoints of others, resulting in insensitivity or disregard for their sentiments