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How To Stop Being Sadistic - Step By Step Blueprint On How To Stop Being Sadistic And Stop Sadistic Behavior The Easy Way - cover

How To Stop Being Sadistic - Step By Step Blueprint On How To Stop Being Sadistic And Stop Sadistic Behavior The Easy Way

Rosalie Chapin

Publisher: Fanton Publishers

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Summary

Has someone ever accused you of being a sadist or have you been seeing a lot about narcissists and sadists lately and upon reflection, you feel there might be room for you to improve on your habits and the way you relate to people to ensure you don’t hurt others in ways they consider sadistic but you don’t know how?
 
And are you looking for a blueprint that simplifies the whole process without using a condescending and accusatory tone that doesn’t help you become a better person?
 
If you’ve answered YES,
 
If you are,
 
Let This Book Guide You And Show You The Things You Need To Look Out For And What You Need To Do To Stop Sadistic Behavior And Do Away With It Completely So As To Nurture Healthy Relationships Based On Mutual Respect!
 
The fact that you are here is evidence that a part of you is bothered by how you treat people and how they have responded to that treatment. It is clear you wish to be a better person so people feel happy and fulfilled when they spend time with you. You want not to give off any negative vibes – to treat people with genuine respect and love and not do or wish things on other people you would not want them to wish or do to you.
 
Perhaps you are looking for answers to the questions going through your mind…
 
Where do I even start when others are pointing fingers at me?
 
What am I doing that is so wrong when I’m not even trying to hurt others?
 
Can I really stop sadistic behavior?
 
Why am I like this? And what can I do to change for the better?
 
Are there some things I can do to show others that I’ve changed?
 
If you have such questions running through your mind, this book is designed for you to help you become a better version of yourself!
 
I hope you enjoy it!
Available since: 05/10/2025.
Print length: 43 pages.

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