Intentionally distorting reality to manipulate someone and have things your way, even at the cost of their sanity, is evil. Deep down, you are fully aware that the reality you present is not the truth. You know that the person you’re harming, controlling, and abusing is right, but because you refuse to self-reflect, you project your own issues onto them. To avoid taking responsibility, you twist the facts, making them doubt their own reality. You manipulate them into thinking they’re crazy, that their thoughts, feelings, and experiences aren’t real. You strip them of their ability to trust their own judgment, leaving them to depend solely on you for a sense of reality. This intentional erasure of a person’s identity and self-worth, reducing them to a mere shell of themselves, is nothing short of evil. If destroying someone’s sense of self isn’t evil, what is?
Number three: Acting Like a Chameleon
Acting like a chameleon, changing your behavior based on what benefits you at the moment, is evil. You are selectively nice when it serves your purpose, withholding crucial information to keep your partner or child in the dark. When it benefits you, you put on a facade of kindness because you know that without it, you risk losing control over them. This behavior reveals that you are fully aware of right and wrong, but you choose to act in ways that are convenient for you. You lie, distort reality, and keep your victim in a fog of confusion, knowing full well the pain it causes them. You know that by lying, you are causing them immense distress, yet you continue to do so because it serves your needs. You have no conscience, no moral compass guiding you—just a skewed sense of morality that only works in your favor. If this isn’t evil, I don’t know what is.
Number four: Telling Lies About Your Partner
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