Difference between being passive, aggressive and assertive<\/p>\n

Passive<\/h5>\n

Being passive means we are not able to express our feelings in front of others because we think other will be annoyed, or they will feel bad or because they are superior to you. Being passive we think we have to swallow our feelings otherwise we will be rejected or others will dislike us.<\/p>\n

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Aggressive<\/h5>\n

Being aggressive is completely different from being passive. Being aggressive means treating others with hostility, anger, and being insensitive to other people’s needs and feelings because being aggressive we feel our feelings and emotions are much important than anyone else. We don’t care about the feelings of other people.<\/p>\n

Assertive<\/h5>\n

Being assertive is the best way to avoid many mental problems like depression, anxiety and stress. Being assertive means being able to say positive and negative things without feeling bad. You don’t always have to focus on what you think. Being assertive we just speak without any fear or regret. We can say things in a nice way and confident way that can help resolve situations and keep our relationships healthier.<\/p>\n

Conclusion<\/h5>\n

In short being passive<\/strong> we offer ourselves a lot of stress and depression because when we swallow our feelings, these feelings find another way to come out and that way causes many mental problems. And same thing happens when we have aggressive<\/strong> attitude towards others. Giving so much importance to ourselves is completely unhealthy for our mental health.<\/p>\n

While being assertive<\/strong> we have no fear to say anything. But say it nicely.<\/p>\n

Fazlan a cader<\/a><\/h6>\n

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