Be careful before you form any emotional relationship with the following?

 




       


                1.          People who make you exhausted and unhappy just being around them.
         2.          People who constantly complain and believe they are correct. Everyone else is incorrect.
         3.          People who constantly demotivate you or make fun of your huge desire.
         4.          People that bring a lot of trouble and negativity with them.
         5.          People who believe that everyone else is inferior to them.
         6.          People who have a negative mindset.
         7.          People who strive to manipulate or deceive you.
         8.          People who frequently lie and cannot be trusted.
         9.          People who gossip and make disparaging remarks about people behind their backs.
        10. emotionally devoid People. For them, your tears are just drama. Run!


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                                                                          Odeka Brian- President~ Peer Counselling Network

                                                                          University of Nairobi

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