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Gaslighting by Proxy Comes in Many Forms
Amiability Does Not Necessarily Accompany Integrity
Covert Aggression Causes Gaslighting
A manipulator can be so confident of someone’s likely response that they don’t hesitate to show their hand. But most of the time, manipulators get their way by hiding their true agendas. They’re out to win, dominate, and control, but don’t want to appear so. They cloak their aggressive intentions in a variety of clever tactics. And these tactics produce the “gaslighting” effect.
Gaslighting Victims Question Their Sanity
Crafty covert-aggressors know how to make you doubt. In your gut you feel they’re trying to play you. But they can have you feeling like you’re a fool for thinking so. You question your judgment. You can even question your sense of reality and your sanity. In a nutshell, that’s the “gaslighting” effect.

Lying: The Epidemic of Our Age?
Lingering Gaslighting Effects
Revisiting the Character Disturbance Spectrum
Important Information about Upcoming Interviews
4 A-Words Are Red Flags for Narcissism
When the Mask Comes Off a Covert Character
Adult Children of Narcissistic Parents
How to Spot Covert Narcissists
Lies Manipulative Malignant Narcissists Tell
Manipulative malignant narcissists engage in a constant dance of positioning for advantage. All they care about is for you to be in the dark or second-guessing. They don’t want you to have their number or know what they’re really up to. They seek only power, dominance, and control. And lying gives them the position of advantage.
How Manipulative Characters Gaslight

Manipulators Are Covert Aggressors
Manipulators are covert-aggressors. They’re out to win, dominate, and control but don’t want to be seen that way. If you knew what they were really up to, they’d run a higher risk of being resisted. And if you knew what they were really like, you’d be more wary of them. They’re the proverbial wolves in sheep’s clothing.