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Emotional or psychological coercion is meant to control someone else's actions by such techniques that are not apparent to the person being influenced or to others. The emotional coercion process requires two parties: the manipulator and the abused in a deception process of its own complexities. Various techniques are used in the cycle of coercion. Some are accessible and some too nuanced for experimentation or too complicated for study. This essay discusses the topic of mental coercion and violence. Are you ever taking one for granted? You're going to do what you want, so no worries. You may feel all right, but there might be signs of frustration from the other party-irrespective of whether your partner or baby is at home, friend, or employee. You know that they will not be as comfortable and polite as you like to believe. One potential explanation for this is that you prefer to exploit them to do or believe what you want, without being conscious of it: to get them to live up to your wishes. There have to be no wrong thoughts, but some will still see in our actions what we are oblivious to. Relationship abuse is the manner in which we become victims in our everyday lives of manipulating characters and what lies behind that person. Individuals use manipulation as a means to manipulate others, things, and their own lives. Many times we do stuff that we don't even want to do; we do when the other side influences us.

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