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Narcissist use this trick all the time. They hurt you then ask for your help. Our brain get confused and we forget what they have done or atleast lessen our perception of hurt caused by them.
Now, everything is narcissistic, the line between pathology and just an casual action is erased by people that use this so easy (Im mental health professional and it's way beyond complicated than that)
@@robustanybody5138 nope this is called emotional manipulation. You're not apologizing or talking it out you're just bypassing any growth by trying to make it go away.
Always hated this person asking for my favor. My anger grew every time they asked. But I always feel too obligated not to say no since they're family member. Still hated that person tho.
Great work in explaining this psychological effect! Love how you explained it in such an easy way for viewers to understand :) Keep up the good work Ali!
All of us have tried it once now or then esp in schools though we didn't knew it's ben frankline effect but honestly the friendship isn't gonna be strong at all
@@shaby_the Nah, if you're exposed to enough negative experiences from that person, you just hate them. They constantly ask for my favor though, and I'm obligated to help them (cause its work/family), doesn't mean I will like them.
