Emotional Blackmail

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Emotional Blackmail
Some adults are manipulative. They will use emotional blackmail to get you to do their bidding. 

They will use all and every possible means to manipulate you into doing things for them. Shaking my head.

Categories of people that use Emotional Blackmail:

1. Insecure Adults
2. Ladies (No offence here)
3. Mothers
4. Insecure Man
5. Lecturers (Teachers)
6. Civil Servant
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