The unreliable one
Canceling on people, always arriving late, and being irresponsible are not the best personality traits out there. Someone you cannot rely on could care less for your time and effort to meet them, which only shows they don’t respect you enough to care about what you think. Unreliable people have no problem canceling at the very last minute for something or someone they consider more interesting. This type of conduct will eat away at your self-esteem, making you feel like you’re not worth the trouble.
But you are definitely not the one to blame in this equation. If someone keeps ditching you for other people or activities, just tell them you’re bothered by their unreliable behavior. If they try to correct their errors, you’ll know you are valued; if not, you’re better off without them.
To make sure you’re not one of them, check out 16 Signs People Think You’re Annoying and You Don’t Know It.
2 thoughts on “7 Types Of Toxic People Who Poison Your Life”
Everything I’ve read is what my mother has always done to me. I learned to survive and was successful since she kicked me out at age 14. She refused to see my home when I bought it. She refused to be in my sons life. She disappeared out of my life for years at a time, avoiding my calls. But behind my back she does the “poor me” telling anyone how I won’t call and I’m so ungrateful for all she’s done for me.
I’ve bought her expensive gifts on my single mom budget, I’ve spent my live concerned how to make her happy….she’s stolen several thousand and my Rolex because I don’t deserve them.
Im only adding this to bring awareness that as children we can’t walk away from toxic mothers but it will always be traumatizing.
There are also those people you have in your life that always let you supply the gear for camping, want you to offer to use your things(mixer, deep fryer etc) whenever they might need it but don’t want to purchase their own and then they seem to find a reason to get angry at you before returning your borrowed possession and seem to not want to have an opportunity to return your things!