When Passive Aggression Is Really Covert AggressionWhen Passive Aggression Is Really Covert Aggression
Love Over Addiction
Here’s the loving truth: because we love a good person suffering from addiction, we just don’t have the luxury of a “normal” relationship. Addiction is sneaky, and will do whatever it has to do to thrive, including hurting us, the ones that...
12:21•26 May 2019
Spotting Covert Aggression in Addiction-Affected Relationships
“Covert aggression is wanting to be bad while trying to look good, and let me be the loving voice that reminds you you are the strong and sober one.”
Addiction can turn a relationship into a maze of hidden emotions and subtle manipulations. In this eye-opening episode of 'Love Over Addiction', Michelle Anderson dives into the tricky topic of covert aggression. Covert aggression is when someone appears to be on their best behavior but is actually engaging in manipulative or harmful actions.
This episode breaks down what covert aggression looks like, how it sneaks into relationships, and the toll it can take on those who love someone struggling with addiction. Michelle shares real-life examples and practical advice on recognizing these behaviors. She emphasizes the importance of setting clear boundaries and maintaining financial transparency to protect yourself. Michelle's approach is both empowering and compassionate, reminding listeners that they are not powerless in these challenging situations.
If you're navigating the complexities of loving someone with an addiction, this episode offers valuable tools and insights to help you safeguard your well-being. Tune in for a mix of empathy, practical tips, and a supportive community that understands your journey.
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