Finally, You Can Break Free From The Passive Aggressive Spell!"
Discover The Secret That Will Liberate You From The Painful Feelings Created by Your Partner's Passive Aggressive Behavior!
Fort Lauderdale,
Wednesday, February 8th
My Dear friend,
How often do you look at a happy couple and feel a pang in your chest? You watch them as they gaze into each others' eyes and playfully steal a kiss. A faint smile crosses your lips as you remember the good times you had with your partner and your heart wonders where they went...
Do you sometimes feel alone when the one
you love is beside you? Do you sleep in the same bed, but
feel miles apart? Are you afraid of expressing your true
feelings for fear your partner will become angry or isolate
himself into his shell?
What would you give to reclaim those carefree feelings you had when you first fell in love with your partner, to be able to easily express yourself and have open, honest communication again? What would you do if the fear was gone?
We all know couples who seem to have unlocked the secret of finding and maintaining a loving relationship. And, my guess is you'd like to be one of them... You are not alone!
Have you ever found yourself in situations like these?
"Every time we got close, he pulled further away. I could
SEE it happening. We'd seem to grow closer and closer,
which made him feel invaded, so he'd push me away.
I'd try to get nearer and he'd back away. It was a
vicious cycle. If I complained, he would blame ME,
saying it was my 'behavior' that drove him away."
"I think he loves me somehow and
that makes it harder to cut the cord. But, if I keep
holding on to the HOPE...the never-ending HOPE that
things will improve, I will be in this same emptiness
for ever. I need help to let go of him."
"I realized I could do anything
for him but it might not matter, because nothing really
changes. He is passive aggressive and I've never knew
how to deal with him along those lines. I've always
been thrown into the cycle of hurt and abuse, instead.
Sound familiar? If so, you may be in a relationship with a passive aggressive person. A person with passive aggressive behavior might exhibit some of the following characteristics:
Your partner will procrastinate, leave work undone,
or "forget" to fulfill his share of tasks.
When asked about his problems, this person will make
excuses or blame others.
He is often found to omit information or lie; if confronted,
his temper easily flares.
He may be more prone to cheating in a long-term relationship
or marriage.
He may deny his behavior or claim he has good intentions.
He denies his emotions and has a lack of commitment.
He instigates arguments for any reason.
If you think you are in a relationship with a passive aggressive person - there is help! You don't have to suffer the pain, humiliation, and sadness one day longer.
Read the following unsolicited testimony about
how Judith and Mary overcome their difficult relationships.
Two
Friends Meet For Coffee
After months, my friend Mary and I met for coffee. We spent
hours catching up on each others' lives, talking about
jobs, husbands, and kids. It was almost like old times,
but something was different in Mary. Finally, she
admitted she was depressed. She said she had done
everything she could for her husband, but she felt
stressed by his unloving behavior and was overwhelmed
at the negative turn of their relationship.
"I'm so confused," she admitted.
"I can't talk to him anymore. He blames me for
everything that is wrong and I feel guilty all of
the time. I'm so alone, Judith. What am I doing wrong?"
I wanted to shout out to her, "It's not your fault! Don't blame yourself!"
But, she wouldn't have heard me.
She continued with her laundry list of negative interactions
and expressed guilt at not being able to solve her
husband's problems. Time and time again he blamed
her for his misery. He withheld love when he was unhappy
or angry, and so she felt very isolated.
"He tells me he loves me, Judith, and I believe he does. He just doesn't show it," Mary exclaimed. "Last week I spent two hours making his favorite dinner and I bought an expensive wine. I was so excited at the thought of spending a romantic night with him." I saw a tear from in her eye. "He came home from work hours late. He didn't call. When I asked him why he was late, he yelled at me for "hounding him!" I just wanted one night with him, without the kids, so we could reconnect. It didn't work," she gulped.
My mind was racing with suggestions on how she could change her situation. I really wanted to help my friend, and I thought I knew how I could.
"Well," I told her. "You would not believe what has happened in my life since we last talked. Do you remember the problems I had with my boss? They were similar to yours. I never said anything to him either when he lashed out."
Mary looked up and caught my eye, "Yes, you were in the same situation."
She looked SO SAD. I felt my heart breaking for her. She sighed, "Did you do anything about it?"
I reached across the table and took her hand as I told her, "I made a decision that changed my life! It took me a long time, but, I am SO glad I did something!"
I finally had her attention. She looked hopeful. "What did you do?" She asked me.
"I fought back," I told her..."Just
not the way he does!" I laughed. "Look, I did some
research. I knew I wasn't the only person out there
who had a negative boss, or who had to deal with passive
aggressive people. I found this amazing e-book that
offers suggestions on how to respond in any situation.
Mary, it is such a relief to know that now when he
says something to me, I know how to respond!"
Mary looked shocked. "I grew up learning that to be a good person I had to listen to other people's problems and let them vent ...I never questioned that I could respond any differently!"
I nodded in agreement. "I know, Mary. But, after years of giving into his ranting, and letting him accuse me or blame me for things I couldn't control, I was feeling, well ...worthless. I decided I wasn't going to take it anymore! I was going to respect myself, and not let him abuse me one more day."
Mary looked suspicious. "So, how did this e-book help? Didn't he just get angrier when you tried to defend yourself?"
"Well, I smiled thinking about my boss's reaction the first time I said something back to him, "in the beginning, yea! But, I'm not helpless anymore. Now, I know what to say to protect myself. By being silent I was empowering him to continue his abuse, and every day I was feeling more helpless and less in control of myself."
Mary was not convinced. "Well, what can I do? I love my husband, and I don't want to leave him. Honestly, Judith, I am scared he'll react even more negatively towards me, and it is bad enough already."
"I understand why you are afraid,
Mary." I told her. What I am learning though, is the
difference between being assertive and being aggressive.
You can be assertive and still be a nice person. It
is like you just said, we were taught be nice, to
give in to others, to make others want to "like us."
We never learned how to assert ourselves and defend
ourselves. It's no wonder we don't know how to respond
in this kind of passive aggressive situations!
"And, you learned this?" Mary was getting excited.
"Incredible, I know." I told her.
"This e-book is the single most valuable investment
I have ever made in myself. It is prepared by a life
coach who offers real-life situations and realistic
responses. You can read a section, study the recommended
tips, and then when the time comes, apply them to
your life. It is reassuring to know I can defend myself
without being aggressive myself while denouncing his
destructive behavior. I feel more confident and more
self-assured," I told her. "I know it sounds crazy,
but I feel safe and secure. I am happier at work because
I am not afraid of his reactions anymore. I really
wish you'd try it, Mary. I am convinced it would help
you just like it helped me!"
She looked at me and I saw a glimpse of my old friend. "You know, I AM going to try it. Something has to change and if it worked for you..."
"It WILL work for you, too!" I told her.
"So, tell me how I can get my hands on this magical book."
Go Ahead ...Break the Rules
Are you struggling to find
some basic peace, trust and happiness in your current relationships?
Do you crave open, honest communication with your partner?
Do you think you could
have respect only if you understood the
other person better?
Do you want to discover happiness and learn the secrets happy couples everywhere have already learned?
If you answered "yes" to any of these questions
it is time to learn how to control your future and discover
the secrets to reclaiming your full love life. If you feel
trapped in an unhappy relationship, or if you are tired
of useless confrontations with your loved one, it is time
to make a change.
"I wish I had know from the beginning what I know now. I feel things would have been so different, and neither of us would have suffered the amount of pain, drama and humiliation we did, especially me, since "everything was my fault", according to him, of course. I was the perfect personality type to be the victim for a passive aggressive boyfriend, as my mother is passive aggressive, too.
Ironically, this has been the cause of my painful inability to establish a positive self-esteem and find happiness in my life. I feel so blessed to have found this book. Nora, you are a great coach. I now have permission to fight back! The awareness you have given me has changed my life. I am no longer a victim to passive aggressive people, and it feels wonderful!"
- Denise Withers, Pennsylvania
No Matter What They Say, It's Not All Your Fault..
As young girls we were taught to put our needs behind the
needs of others. We saw our mothers do it, we saw our mothers'
mothers do it. It was selfless and kind, while there were
no warranties that you would be happy this way. But now
you need the tools to assert yourself while earning respect
from other people.
Do you remember the most "life rules
" that you learned at home?
Take care of others before yourself.
Disregard your own feelings to make your family happy.
Don't complain when you are upset.
You can't have your own life - your life is with your family.
Don't be confrontational to your partner or other family members.
Overlook harmful behavior from your partner because he is stressed.
Does it sound familiar?
Along my entire life I heard some variation or other of
these "Life Rules." And, sadly, for almost four decades,
I believed them to be the way to deal with others!
But, they ARE NOT true!!!.
YOU are an individual person,
and have your own, valid needs.
YOU are worthy of respect and love.
And, YOU have the ability to shape your life - in ANY WAY you choose!
Nora, You saved my marriage!
My husband of twenty years is a passive aggressive
person, and it was very difficult to live with him.
He wouldn't remember any of my good aspects,
but only the negative ones. It seemed that nothing
was ever good enough for him. He had unrealistic expectations,
and could only see things in "black or white."
He would forget promises, make decisions without consulting
me, and be very abusive. He blamed me for everything,
called me names, and yelled at me. However, I was
the only person he would treat like this. He
wouldn't do it with ANYONE ELSE! After years it became
too much humiliation for me. I couldn't cope with
the sadness anymore. I felt hopeless and alone. I
believed I had two options for my life; stay in an
unhappy marriage, or leave my husband.
Then, I read your e-book. And I stopped blaming him,
and saw that I had to learn new tricks!
You provided me with simple, easy-to-follow solutions
that were on-target and applicable to my situation.
I learned exact phrases I could use when communicating
with him...and, they worked! I was desperate to develop
a better relationship with my husband. And, now, thanks
to you, I have a more loving, respectful marriage
than ever before! Thank you! Thank you! Your e-book
saved my marriage and I have never been happier!
Ann Marie Bellinghouse
Montreal , Quebec , CA
The 10 Secrets...
That Will Restore Your Happiness
By tonight YOU will know how to:
Preserve your self-confidence and improve your self-esteem.
Focus specifically on your needs and desires.
Manage confrontational situations with poise and assurance.
Express yourself in an assertive way, without losing credibility or respect.
Negotiate difficult issues with confidence and ease.
Maintain and respect your beliefs.
Validate your anger and frustrations without letting these feelings control you.
Avoid being the "savior"
of destructive personalities.
Take better care of yourself.
Strengthen your support system.
You don't have to feel overwhelmed, confused, or hurt one more day! Now you can have the tools you need to function in a difficult relationship. If a person you love reacts to you in a passive aggressive way, there is help. You can learn how to respond to them, how to react in any situation, and how to enjoy your life again !
Instead of lying in bed at night only wishing for him to
change - you can be the instrument of change! By knowing
what to expect and how to respond, you will have the confidence
you need to make life-altering adjustments in your relationships.
You will be happier. He will be happier. You will experience
more peace and control.
By mastering these skills you will never again be a victim
to passive aggressive behavior. You can finally free yourself
of the emotional roller coaster ride you've been on; you
can learn to trust yourself again, and you can feel, once
and for all, truly happy with your life.
But, only read this Book if you are ready for a change.
Are you prepared to release your own pent-up resentment
and anger? Are you ready to stop waiting for him to change,
and to take control of your relationship moving it into
a whole new direction? If so, this e-book is for you, because
there WILL BE change. Your relationship will be different.
You will feel secure. You will look forward to a happy future
with the person you love. Are you ready for this kind of
change?
What is THe Passive Aggressive Spell, and How you Can Escape
Do you often feel like you don't deserve full happiness
in your love life? In the midst of an aggressive situation
do you find yourself accepting what is being said as the
truth? Do you feel guilty after an argument or try to think
of what you could have done differently? Have you ever thought,
"What if I could only give more attention, more care, more
of my time? Then, everything will be ok and he will love
me."
If you have ever thought this, then you are already under the Passive
Aggressive Spell.
One day you are happy and contently living
the relationship of your dreams. You love him, he loves
you. You know what to expect in your relationship. Then,
one day...BAM! He reacts to you with a lot of hostility, not
related to the here and now, and you feel confused and hurt.
Maybe things get back to normal for a while, and then it
happens again. And, just when you feel you have made progress
in your relationship your partner suddenly, and without
provocation, withdraws from you and retreats into hostile
silence. The cycle continues, with episodes occurring more
frequently, until you feel lost and alone. He promises to
change, so when he reverts to his old ways you feel dejected,
let down, and alone ...again and again.
The more frequently you experience the ups and downs of
a passive aggressive relationship, the more you accept it.
Doubts will seep into your mind about the validity of his
words and you will wonder if you -perhaps- deserve this
treatment. You will feel guilty because you can't make your
partner happy and you will question his love for you.
What is the cost of this emotional tidal wave?
Your self-esteem takes the toll, and the price is very
high!
Maybe you recall some of the "Life Rules" we mentioned earlier... Put others before yourself, hide or conceal your true feelings for the happiness of others, don't be confrontational, overlook harmful behavior from your partner because he is stressed.
These are antiquated and old-fashioned ideas, and they
do not make you or your partner happier in a relationship.
They make you feel inferior, emotionally drained, confused,
and manipulated. Every time you give in to passive aggressive
behavior you lose a piece of yourself. You forfeit a piece
of your confidence and your self-esteem.
Have you tried to have a candid conversation with your
partner, only for it backfire or escalate into a full-blown
argument? Instead of understanding and compassion you are
met with accusations, verbal abuse, or deafening silence.
Or, perhaps he seems to understand. He feels regretful for
his actions and reaches out to you. You eagerly accept this
act of apology because you are starving for the affection
and attention you once had in your relationship. You think
everything will return to normal. You are once again, hooked
by the passive aggressive spell because eventually his loving
behavior subsides and you are once again confronted with
anger and aggression. You fear confrontation and slowly
you become more and more a victim of passive aggressive
behavior.
You are not alone...
Hi. My name is Natasha
Taylor.
I'd hate to think of what my life would be
like today if I hadn't purchased "Recovering from
Passive Aggression." I had been in a relationship
with my boyfriend for almost 10 years. We grew up
together. Our families were friends. He was my high-school
sweetheart. For years everything was perfect - or,
as perfect as it could be for two teenagers. But,
we were very much in love. Our carefree lives seemed
to revolve around each other.
Then, when we married and had children, something
in his personality changed. He became more aggressive,
more easily agitated, and less loving. It was only
a slight difference at first. I thought it was because
of post-college stress. I made excuses for his behavior.
He was like a miniature version of Dr. Jekyll and
Mr. Hyde. Some days he would be the normal, loving
man I had known for so many years, and other days
he was a complete stranger to me. One night it escalated
into a huge argument, and I knew I had to do something
to change our relationship. He was angry and his temper
flared so violently that I was afraid he might hit
me. For the first time in my life I was scared of
him.
The next day I started researching passive aggressive behavior. That is when I found this e-book. It offered a three-month trial and a full 100% money-back guarantee. What did I have to lose?
I downloaded the book and in minutes was learning
valuable information I knew would change my life.
Things have never been better for my boyfriend and
me. I am not sure what the future holds for us, but
I know I can now expect that we move forward with
a loving, respectful, and caring attitude towards
one another, and I know that it is all thanks to the
information I learned in this e-book. Nothing less
will do for me!
Thank you so much!
Natasha Taylor - Baton Rouge , Louisiana
Recognizing the Signs before it's too late..
Repetitive interactions with a passive aggressive person
can leave you feeling emotionally drained, dejected, and
distressed. So, how do you know if the relationships in
your life are causing your unhappiness? There are indicators
that point to passive aggressive behavior and its hidden
anger as one heavy influence in your own moods. In order
to accurately judge your relationships it is important for
you to recognize the signs.
They include:
Unexpected, unprovoked outbursts that are disproportionate to the issue.
Isolation or pouting, or
retreating into his world.
He is oblivious to your feelings.
Ignoring or blocking you from communication.
Being sensitive and caring one minute; acting aggressive the next.
These behaviors are not only confusing and hard to accept,
but they damage your confidence and self-esteem. The vicious
passive aggressive cycle can take its toll on you, slowly
altering your personality, until you barely recognize your
own actions. You feel depressed, you might cry or yell more
often than before, and you feel out of control.
"My husband of 15 years is verbally and emotionally abusive. About six months ago I realized he is passive aggressive. He criticizes me, complains about everything, and insults me. He doesn't listen but responds to me with abusive anger, gives me the silent treatment, or blames and accuses me for our problems. He does not admit he is an abuser, but blames me for causing annoyance to him."
Belinda - Akron , Ohio
If you think passive aggressive behavior is the cause of your unhappy situation there are steps you can take to manage its impact on your life. You can learn the conflict resolution skills you need to manage your life again.
Do you want to deepen your relationship with your loved one? Do you want to stop the confusion you feel about your love life? Do you want to regain some of the connection you had when you first fell in love? Of course you do! And, you can learn how today by following the easy steps outlined in this e-book.
If you are ready to break free of the chains of emotional
bondage, if you are tired of feeling humiliated and alone,
if you are ready to take control of your emotional well-being
once and for all, then this e-book is for you.
Do you want to hear more?
"My head feels confused
and my thoughts are consumed with concerns about
his behavior, attitude, and actions. I am trying
to deal with it. I have read other books and internet
sites but I end up with conflicting messages.
Some say "set limits" others say "remain
passive." Remaining passive seems to work
best with my husband. If I try to set limits
it only gives him more reason to abuse me. He
rants and raves and throws things at me. If I
agree with him, then he doesn't have a chance
to turn on me. If I disagree with him, he can't take
it and reacts more abusively. I am beginning to wonder
if he is worth it. I planned to stay with him, but
I don't want his abusiveness to ruin my life.
We have five young children, which makes it tougher
to deal with, because I'm afraid they will learn to
behave in this horrible way also....What can I do?"
Sylvia Britt, Brattleboro, Vt.
Are you ready to learn how to negotiate and communicate
with your loved one like never before? Can you see that
NOW is the time you have been waiting for
to make that change? If the seemingly non-stop confrontational
episodes have taken their toll on you and you are prepared
to fight back for the love of your life, then this e-book
will show you the way.
Your
Options are Now Open..
How many times have your friends said, "Just leave the
guy?" Easy solution, right? Well, not if you still are in
love with him. While your friends might have your best interest
in mind when they offer advice, they aren't in your position,
and they can't provide guidance objectively. You know your
true feelings for this person. You know you have seen him
at his best, and you know he can be that person again. Making
a break from a passive aggressive person is one solution.
But, if you are committed to your relationship, you need
to have options! You must take control of your relationship
today. You must learn how to deal with passive aggressive
people so they can't torment your relationships anymore.
You don't have to be a victim of your love life one more
day!
In your heart you know you should learn the skills you
need to use in order to be secure and confident in your
relationships. You should discover how to be assertive without
being aggressive. You should identify ways to defend yourself
against difficult people. This process of retraining yourself
and breaking old habits might take time, but the results
will show through in your recovered relationships and your
improved self-esteem.
"Recovering from Passive
Aggression" is awesome! I learned some
really cool things about human nature and interpersonal
relationships. I was able to see myself in some
of the examples, and learn what I was doing
to damage some of my best relationships. This
e-book discusses hidden insecurities we all
have and taught me ways to deal with my own
issues, and how to interact with others in conflict
situations!"
Karen Amos , Washington DC.
You don't have to go through this alone!
The childhood notion of "happily ever after" has been ingrained in our spirits from birth. Fairy tales and love stories taught us that hard work, dedication, and true love could overcome any obstacle. As we matured we were faced with the harsh reality that life doesn't imitate the big screen. But, think for a moment about your favorite fairy tale or love story. How does the heroine finally overcome her obstacles and achieve true happiness?
She had help. And, now so do you. You don't have to go
through this alone. "Recovering from Passive Aggression"
was designed and written by a relationship expert and a
professional coach who are eager to help you on your journey
to "happily ever after." They will coach and guide you through
your journey of self-discovery, while providing vital solutions
to your most serious questions. They will help you navigate
the deep changes you are seeking in your life and show you
the way to a brighter tomorrow.
"Recovering
from Passive Aggression"
This e-book explains the intricate dance involved
in living or working with a passive aggressive
person and offers useful solutions to dealing
with difficult situations as they arise.
You will be guided through
positive conflict management strategies that
are applicable to your current situation.
You will be offered tips for adjusting the
influence your partner has in your relationship.
You will begin to identify the messages your
partner is sending regarding his personal
motivations and deep-rooted fears, and you
will understand how to cope with various lifestyle
changes. You will finally know - once and
for all - how to break the passive aggressive
spell using some ideas from positive conflict
resolution. As you implement new techniques
you will see a gradual change in your life.
Your partner will respond to you differently.
You will both see an increased happiness and
value in your relationship..
You will feel
like a new person!
Meet Your Coaches
Nora Femenia:
During my 20 years as a clinical psychologist, and again
after earning my PhD in Conflict Resolution, I found myself
consistently trying to answer the same question. "Why do
people tear down the same relationship they fought to create?"
Again and again my patients would describe the vicious cycle they experienced with their loved ones ...insurmountable pressure, humiliation and insecurities, feelings of worthlessness. I wanted to devise a strategy that would allow my patients to reclaim their self-esteem and confidence while dealing with the inevitable challenges life presents.
Mainstream problem solving techniques were complex and
difficult to follow. They weren't offering realistic problem-solving
solutions, but rather, were serving as a band-aid to a bigger
problem. No one in my field was telling women how they could
fight back in a loving way and take control of the situation
by implementing positive, solution-based actions.
As I continued to meet with patients struggling with their
relationships, I realized it was time for a field change.
I threw myself into research. I investigated lots of reading
materials, I listened to hundreds of patients, and I opened
communication lines with people from various backgrounds.
In the end I was left with one single, powerful concept.
We must learn how to constantly HEAL AND REPAIR our relationships.
We have been programmed to either fight or quit when a relationship
becomes strained. We needed to learn how to cure our ailing
relationships, not run from them. If we aren't working to
heal our relationships then we aren't using the right tools
to build strong, healthy, long lasting connections, based
on mutual love and respect.
The competition-based theory that life produces winners and losers is detrimental to a positive relationship. When one partner exerts power in an effort to control or manipulate the other, and the other partner accepts it, happiness is diminished. Unless both partners are encouraged to maintain their self-respect and dignity, love will not prosper.
The turning point in my research occurred when I finally heard what my patients weren't saying. I realized they were craving support, understanding, and compassion from their partners. But, they had forgotten that the source of their power lie inside them. They were seeking permission to be themselves ...permission to reassert their values and reclaim the respect and self-value they needed for a happy life.
At that point I began developing the tools they could use to accomplish this goal. They want to be happy. They want to be happy with their current partner. I strove to find the perfect solution that would transform a relationship from a damaged, unhappy state, into one of reciprocal cooperation. No longer was there a need for winners or losers. There was only room for mutual help, understanding, and respect.
Once the solution was discovered it was compiled into an
easy-to-use action plan called, "Passive Aggressive Action
Steps." These techniques, which are now available in the
"Recovering from Passive Aggression" e-book, are the same
techniques we have used in hundreds of workshops, seminars,
web-conferences, and private coaching sessions for more
than 20 years. And, they can be yours today.
Neil Warner:
I'm the "relationship guru" on our team, and my main focus
is to increase the quality of love-based relationship experiences.
You might have heard of my latest e-book, "The Art of Positive
Conflict: Transforming Confrontation into Relationship Harmony."
In this ground-breaking guide I offer useful strategies
on surviving a difficult relationship with love and compassion.
As a previous passive aggressive person in my relationships,
I have an invaluable set of information to share. One of
my favorite techniques is called "Reflective Listening."
This tool can connect people on a whole new level and break
through obstacles of defensiveness and rejection. You don't
have to stay in an unhealthy relationship one more minute.
Let us share our tools with you today.
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