7 Things Evil People Do When They Know You Know

Evil people are more than just characters in movies or fairy tales. In reality, they walk among us, often disguised behind charming facades and manipulative tactics.
From emotional manipulation to gaslighting tactics, we'll uncover the dark triad traits and characteristics of individuals who thrive on causing harm and chaos. Whether they're psychopaths, sociopaths, or narcissists, recognizing the signs of evil is the first step to protecting yourself from their toxic influence.
In this video, we will break down seven chilling behaviors that evil people, often characterized by traits of the dark triad, exhibit when they realize you've caught onto their game.
#evil #narcissist #psychopath
Writer: Rida Batool
Editor & Script Manager: Kelly Soong
Voice Over: Brandon
Animator: Naphia
KZbin Manager: Cindy Cheong
References
Jackson, J. (2021, October 12). Signs of emotional abuse. Psych Central. psychcentral.com/blog/signs-of-emotional-abuse
Marie, S. (n.d.). The guilt trip: How to deal with this manipulation. Psych Central. psychcentral.com/health/guilt-trip
Sarkis, S. (2022, June 28). "Learn the 3 stages of a toxic relationship" on Psychology Today. Stephanie Sarkis PhD. stephaniesarkis.com/blog/learn-the-3-stages-of-a-toxic-relationship-on-psychology-today/
Winch, G. (2013, May 16). 7 ways to get out of guilt trips. Psychology Today. www.psychologytoday.com/intl/blog/the-squeaky-wheel/201305/7-ways-get-out-guilt-trips#:~:text=Guilt%20trips%20occur%20most%20often,cause%20them%20to%20resist%20the

[@Psych2go]

This video is made to create awareness and to recognize manipulative tactics and knowing what to do. Understanding these behaviors will help you in the future if you ever encounter them.

[@ny6978]

I am actually curious about this situation I was in (long read): My friends and I are planning a trip in June and we were looking for a 6th. I asked my friend (J). I told J about the trip, and he was ecstatic to join in. So we were both excited and planned activities and lodging together. J is very well-off. He doesn't work but his husband does. To give you an idea: he told me about a private tour he went on in South Africa for $15,000. He didn't like that my friends and I were looking at cheaper options, not dining out as often, and that we were crossing off some excursions like horseback riding or ATV riding. Later on, I got the idea to change my return flight to another country, one that I had been meaning to go to for a long time, since it was very close by, tickets were cheap, and I probably won't have this much time in the future. I asked J (since he was on my return flight and he has the time/money) if he would like to join. J says no, and I say ok. A few days later, I changed my return flight to go to my other destination. I messaged him to give him a heads up. J did not take it well. I apologized and said I understood that this sudden change was a bit of a road bump, and hope that he doesn't mind it too much. He said that yes, he does in fact mind, and that now he "questions the rest of the trip". I apologize again and within minutes, he decides he "might as well cancel the whole thing," and that what I did "caused a considerable impact on this relationship." I was shocked. I apologized and said that I hope he can reconsider. He called me selfish, that the whole trip was all about me, he didn't like our accomodations, our dining options, activities, the state of communication of the rest of the group, that I abandoned him, etc. After hours of this I told him "I feel this is a bit of an overreaction." Admittedly, it was the wrong thing for me to say, but I wasn't going to continue apologizing, allow him to continue blaming me while maintaining he's a helpless victim, and refuse to act like an adult. This change would have meant that J would be spending around 3 hours max alone, in a First world, English-speaking country, before taking the bus to the airport. For someone as well-traveled as J was, I assumed he'd be able to handle it. He blew up at me saying that he was overreacting. This continued through texts until the end of the day at which point I stopped responding, and the next morning I got a two paragraph email restating the points in which I am wrong and I am bad, with 0 provocation from me. Then the remainder of the day, and the next receiving more texts, each one again detailing each point in which I am being selfish. Again no contact from me. One thing that I felt was particularly unhinged was that he told me how much he prepared for this trip by swimming 6 days out of the past week (presumably for shirtless pool pics). I read that with my jaw dropped, thinking you can not POSSIBLY be blaming me for making you swim? Regardless, I am genuinely curious now, because although he didn't react well to my change in return flight, in the end it was still my action that caused it, so I definitely feel responsible, and I feel a bit guilty for saying he overreacted because now I feel like that could be constituted as gaslighting. On the other hand I also feel that he should be able to handle himself (he is in his 40s). I guess I wanted to see what I could have done better?

[@Home_universek8]

Is it legal to this devil thing without even knowing that it is evil and the target don't even know that he is getting targeted by evil person 😅

[@TronActual]

These 7 things sound like my mom.

[@robinmohamedally7587]

@@Home_universek8 was that in english?

[@user-zw9vq6gr3q]

Can you please make video why we love villain

[@slickrich1993]

Self improvement gang here

[@LevMyshkin1970]

Simp gang

[@MisterBear19]

Present!

[@MoltenNoob]

@@LevMyshkin1970Present!

[@gloomythoughtz]

Yup! Here 🤚🏼

[@FishFoodexists]

self improvement to not get caught being evil (jk, jk, or?)

[@ministerjlupine8175]

Unfortunately, in some situations, evil people know how to exploit the legal system to further abuse you, then succeed in taking literally everything from you. Then you're left with nothing, not even any way to obtain legal help.

[@Keith-san3022]

Its especially worse with women from the West

[@LesslyCarthan-rt1hq]

True ​@@Keith-san3022

[@helenmathisen3499]

❓️❗️😱😶‍🌫️

[@longhairdontcare122]

Yeah God is all you can count on.

[@sufficientframe]

That has happened to me.

[@NA-ud6qm]

(i) Twisting of the Truth - 0:44 (ii) Projection - 1:24 (iii) Self-Victimization - 1:57 (iv) Manipulative Guilt - 2:29 (v) Isolation - 3:14 (vi) Exploitation - 3:46 (vii) Get Back at You - 4:17 Note: Yeah, I believe I had a relationship with this type of particular individual. I labelled these individuals as "Covert Vulnerable Narcissists". They're very sneaky. Though, evil individuals with these traits may not be narcissists but, for my situation, that label fit very well and she would NOT want me labelling her as such.

[@msdeyed4800]

I was thinking and experiencing the same thing. (x2)

[@inthedetails5467]

I thought the same. I think in my case, the other person had a lot of unresolved trauma and social anxiety. People with high anxiety are not selfish by nature, but they can come across as manipulative, selfish, and even narcissistic to protect themselves from irrational fears when something triggers their anxiety

[@kayllenstarships9009]

Same happened to me and excatly what video said everything

[@helenmathisen3499]

❓️❗️😱😶‍🌫️

[@helenmathisen3499]

Is This ❤Someone❤ that I Know and LOVE❓️❗️🥺😶‍🌫️

[@SmolPhantom-yh4vb]

the Makima thumbnail is so real..

[@Iuffycs]

why the two periods?

[@Daisyofthewinter]

Fr

[@frog6054]

The control devil

[@magvs_maestro216]

​@@Iuffycs because because

[@SomeRandomUserOnline]

The what? (I hear my house turning to stone)

[@MoChi-ep6er]

Growing up I was very selfish and when my friends called me out on it. I would talk back, but at 24 years now, I learned to apologize and grow from that and become more aware and listen to my friend on what I can do to improve and a friend and as a listener in my family❤

[@pyrettablaze885]

This made my stomach drop because it made me realize that my mom exhibits every single one of these behaviors...

[@user-ss1vk5kw1b]

我妈也是

[@Keith-san3022]

Dude Trauma buddies Because most of these traits accurately define my own my with a T

[@tealcat7819]

Same with my mom. Very traumatic and insidious

[@user-ss1vk5kw1b]

@@Keith-san3022 你的表情好可爱呀

[@user-ss1vk5kw1b]

@@Keith-san3022 我现在跟我妈在一起还是会不舒服

[@anwarallie]

I’ve always hesitated in labelling someone as evil, but people can be evil. I’ve met a few. Known a few intimately. It’s soul destroying!

[@aoulaspfjksdhgsdjkfajfsdoi9999]

I did those things too, now I regret it, I'm traumatized. I did those things most time subconsciously, if not, I had "good" reasons for it. In therapy, I learned to unlearn those mechanisms. I have narcissistic and bpd traits combined. Am I evil? What is evil? Every single human being has bright and dark traits, it matters, how aware you are of them and how strong are those traits. My dark traits are very strong, but I also learned to develop my bright traits. I learned to feel again, to let the emptiness behind me and how to feel with other people. If I'd hurt a good person in these days, I would feel shame and regret. Back then I was mostly unable to feel those things, I just had to survive!

[@anwarallie]

@@aoulaspfjksdhgsdjkfajfsdoi9999 that's true. I'm happy that you managed to change things around for yourself. Unfortunately the people I dealt with were not willing to. Self awareness is very important. Our behaviors can damage other people. Proud of you ❤

[@justarandomperson2786]

@@aoulaspfjksdhgsdjkfajfsdoi9999 The fact you want to be better shows you aren't evil. You're human and you have issues like the rest of us.

[@randomcommenter395]

Human nature is evil. However we can choose whether we let that control us or rise above it. The former is easier, so many go down that path.

[@ChocolateMilk..]

@@aoulaspfjksdhgsdjkfajfsdoi9999 Yes, you are evil and you know it.

[@markh4926]

True! She used isolation, gossip and slander for the most part.

[@xoxopreppygrace]

I'm sry I know how it feels :(

[@trophyscene5015]

Mine isolated me from the rest of our entire family and turned them all against me. Now I don't have any family members who like me or care about me. They believe everything the narc says instead.

[@callglass2]

Same for me, 😢, and I am sorry you all have had to endure this too.

[@kayllenstarships9009]

​@@trophyscene5015I hope you broke w her and live life on your own without so called family,family should support you not her

[@MoltoRubato88]

Family members who do evil things are the worst, especially if it involves manipulating their children or relatives into doing what they want.

[@petermacquarrie8977]

I wish everyone the strength and wisdom to stay away from evil people. I have suffered because of evil people. Stay safe and be happy.

[@cyberspectre8675]

Unfortunately, I think there are too many to stay away from them

[@Keith-san3022]

Been there but unfortunately am not out of the woods yet.

[@helenmathisen3499]

​@@Keith-san3022 I Know THAT Feeling! 😰🥺💪💥🫣🗣👂🙉😵‍💫🤕😶‍🌫️

[@PJ183]

​@@cyberspectre8675When you have friends that understand, and/or a friend that thinks the same, you can take them head-on. I've done it before, and I'm pretty sure they've given up.

[@svxd7369]

My dad does this to me and my brother and mom. Fortunately, I don't live with him anymore.

[@bitchackerman6607]

My trafficker did ALL of these tactics. I had complete Stockholm syndrome. It took me 3 years to finally break free from his programming. I was so brainwashed by him when another abusive individual, my ex fiancée, contacted the police about my traffickers crimes, I was still having a hard time detaching myself from him. 3 years later and now I’ve found my purpose and my voice.

[@treerodriguez9114]

It's kinda hard actually, especially when the person who has caused you trauma is a respected family members, exposing a person that everyone love might seem like you are jealous. Plus how do you confront an adult when your brain has been wired to think that they as adults are always right and you as a child are always wrong Plus they act like everything is water under the bridge but you can't ever forget how they treated you 😢

[@kndacrngebro]

reading the 'i did everything for you' hit me a lil too close to home 😭

[@Agheel963]

Heard that b4!!

[@Haikei_chan]

thing is i said this, but it was to my friend who claimed i ghosted her when she literally ghosted me and would not text me back when i asked her what was wrong. then she said i ruined her life and manipulated her into being my friend for four years. thing is, all i wanted was to be friends. i thought about her needs daily and always showed i care about her. i never forgot a single christmas gift or birthday present. on the other hand, she forgot about my birthday entirely for two years in a row.

[@Mo0nSo0t]

Real

[@gabraelnorris8159]

@@Haikei_chan you don't need her. i had a friend like this and once I caught on he started to spread twisted truths (lies) about me.

[@Haikei_chan]

@@gabraelnorris8159 yeah, we were childhood best friends so it’s a little hard to let go. i’m moving on now, though, i have new friends that are a lot better.

[@awesometricksta6670]

Im getting tired of those haters. I seeing alot of those guys lately. My mom once dated a person like this and he isolated, stole, and abused her, but luckilly she was able to get away from him. The crazy part is he was charming and charismatic. Though something was also off about this guy too. 😥

[@kayllenstarships9009]

The same thing is happening to my mom hopefully she opnes her eyes before its late

[@doribala4964]

Ohhhh hell yes! I resigned from the second State exam (in Germany ) today! And they did almost all of the 7 things from that list. I'm so glad I'm out of this toxic environment! Much love and strength to everyone ❤

[@bigscrewg]

Suffered it. Lived it. Want nothing more to do with it.

[@thelazycat6854]

You’re my virtual therapist for a reason- I really appreciate your videos and how much they helped me

[@michelejames4934]

I work with an evil person you just described. They can make your life a living Hell. But I exposed him for what he is, and now I ignore him. And it makes him more angry, but I laugh at him because he's insecure. I've got my power BACK.

[@juanielove4719]

Its sad that I recognize these behaviors in several family members who are not willing to change.

[@blackhawk6695]

Yup! Me 2 I had to leave them alone! Its bad for your mental health!

[@andrewtoll9629]

People can only take control over you if you let them. Boundaries are the most important thing in any relationship. When that person loses you, they lose everything and you get your freedom back.

[@phoenixDARKprince]

I've been estranged from my family for all these reasons. My mother passed away on Sunday, and of course, my family members ended up doing all these. I simply asked for my wife to be added to the obituary, and they refused and made me feel like I was the problem. This was definitely needed. I work in the field of psychology. Therefore, I noticed all the signs as they were doing them, and I called them out on it. It's unfortunate, but I have to protect myself and distance myself from all of them completely.

[@blackhawk6695]

This sounds like my family! I had to get away!

[@kayllenstarships9009]

Its unfortunate your family memmbers made you feel like black sheeps when in reality theyre the ones who are the problem.

[@birdo88]

I pray we will all be okay one day

[@sassyblondewriter8239]

Perfect timing! My brother-in-law just did some truly heartless and manipulative behavior by trying to talk my spouse out of surgery because they didn't like it. They showed up uninvited and unannounced conveniently while I was at work. He never takes responsibility for his behavior and his behavior doesn't work on me, and this video was exactly what I needed to see to validate what we went through

[@CaleAi928]

I seldom use 100% for for things being correct but this video is 100% correct! Somebody I know, knows I know and a lot of people didn't know for years... They do so many things that are so under handed I have to watch what I say in conversations because they blab about so much to others. It's a nightmare living with such people... Don't ever let these people know where you work or go to school, and don't assume something is too low or underhanded for them to do because I can tell you from experience, underestimating them can lead to chaos... I have had to have multiple issues fixed, and they denied being involved, even when unrelated parties mentioned them... Sorry for the rant, I have had to live with somebody like this for too long and am struggling to get away from them for good.

[@silverraven3007]

It might seem deeply difficult, but I’m sure you’ll get there. I wish you all the best. You can do it :3

[@CaleAi928]

@@silverraven3007 thanks.

[@helenmathisen3499]

Is This ❤Someone❤ I Know and LOVE❓️❗️🥺😶‍🌫️

[@dennylekstrom4517]

As much as I feel like your content is very benificial for many people (it certainly has been for me) and shed light on mental illness and trauma I have to say it feels very regressive in terms of spreading awareness to label people as evil, regardless of how heinous their acts may be. To me, noone chooses an antisocial diagnosis any more than someone chooses to be an empath. We choose how we act of course, but this comes down to if we have regulated caregivers around us when we learn how to interact with the world. Saying anyone is evil because of lack of that feels like anecdotal subjectivity, and when talking about mental illness, everyone has their pain and their trauma. 🤷‍♂ That being said, you're content has taught me a lot of things and has helped me find places to start looking for help and learning!

[@jakerivets2249]

Deal with someone like that and get back to me. There are evil people in the world, and it doesn't matter if they're labeled evil. They don't care. They will do evil, even when made aware of how they behave. Because they're evil. Many, many, people have pain and trauma and don't behave evilly. Because they're not evil. Having a diagnosis of any kind and working on those problems is something an evil person will never do. Some people have trauma and deal with it, others have trauma and go to their dark side. They get no sympathy from me, as they are the most destructive people I've seen in my 60 years on the planet.

[@dennylekstrom4517]

@@jakerivets2249 I'm not going to pretend that I know anything about what caused you trauma, and you may very well have experienced things that are worse (so to speak) than I have, but since you have no idea, maybe give me the same respect. The feedback I was giving was to psych2go and the percieved equals-sign between antisocial diagnosis and the label evil. If you read my comment again I clearly say that the deciding factor is how we choose to act regardless of our trauma or diagnosis. However, there are people who are looking to get help with diagnosed, and more importantly undiagnosed, sociopathy and narcissism, and if the aim of the channel is to promote mental health and for people to seek help, the label evil is in my opinion more alienating than contributing to that goal.

[@dennylekstrom4517]

@@jakerivets2249 I'm not going to pretend that I know what you've experienced and ask the same of you. My point was, as I also clearly said in my comment, that what dictates everything is how we relate to and choose to act on our experiences. The feedback was for psych2go that as a portal for mental health, trauma and recovery the lable evil feels counterproductive as it seems to be tied to a diagnosis as opposed to the actions of an individual. Even people who have these diagnosis might look for places to get help, and alienation in any form in my experience rarely contribute to healing or sustainable change.

[@LLopes]

Found the manipulator. People are just jerks, trauma or not. Does it make any difference? Some people are just evil and consistently gather conflict. Once evil is done to you, it makes zero difference if they have trauma oe not. You do not owe them nore sympathy than they have for yoi.

[@SpriteWild]

Listen, (and this is very important): The term "hurt people hurt people" has been debunked as a myth. There are people who experienced the same traumas, who Didn't turn evil but turned soft and kind instead. What would you say is the difference between them? That would be a more interesting question than "what caused this person to be evil?" You say that trauma can turn someone evil, but we would instead need to study their Adult decision making. The trauma they experienced is the same, but the differences between them are their individual choices on how to proceed, as an adult with the power to make their own decisions. Evil people do exist, and they are not merely victims of trauma and therefore excused. We are allowed to call them evil, because that is what they are Deciding to be, and they are thus being perceived that way. Do not excuse their behavior. Remember they have full control over who they choose to be evil towards: for example, their vulnerable loved ones vs. their boss where they suddenly are able to refrain.

[@HawkeyeVoid]

These behaviors manifest in a lot of different ways, and it’s interesting to see how these same tactics are manifest politically. There’s a lot of activist groups relying on these strategies instead of good faith discussion, which is hindering our progress toward resolving issues.

[@ajrich1726]

This channel keeps helping people learned and I hope it stays around for a long time

[@YiSangmyYiSang]

Keep up the hood work Psych2Go! Give more of your Psychology knowledge of yours! Also, Thank you Naphia(the animstor of this video) for adding this LIMBUD COMPANY reference right here 4:54!

[@FraeuleinSarahSoundso]

My mother does a lot of these things. I thank myself for quitting contact and for my ability to self reflect, in order to not become like her

[@SpriteWild]

That's a very good insight. Any bad behavior we don't hold accountable in our parents, we risk doing ourselves someday. When we continue to make excuses for our parents it becomes impossible not to turn out like them - as much as we don't want to.

[@cynthx]

Just here to tell the people who identify with this and are brave enough to express their want to do better instead of talking about other people that you're brave, and im proud of you! 💐

[@W_maki]

I love how you draw makima in the thumbnail🤩👍

[@davortrogon]

As an evil person myself, thanks for the helpful tips!

[@A55a551n]

Timestamps 1). They twist the truth 0:44 2). Projection 1:23 3). Their "woe is me" victim role 1:56 4). Manipulative guilt 2:28 5). Isolation 3:13 6). Exploit 3:46 7). Get back at you 4:17 Hope this helps you out. Hope you have a nice day. Sorry this is so late. 💙💙💙💙💙💙

[@swiss8654]

Thank you! 🙂💙💙

[@jwaquim64]

I love what you do, keep it up, it helps me to be more aware and adapt to different behaviors

[@VPclay]

I recognized 6/7 in one of my friends. Wow you have just changed my life.

[@mountainmanxyz]

My father is an evil man, and I've spent my entire adult life trying to recover from the abuse he inflicted. The physical violence was relatively easy to deal with in comparison to the mental abuse and torment, and it didn't stop when i left home. He sabotaged every relationship in our family, and despite that, my mom, sister, and I have an incredibly tight relationship because we all understand how much torment the other has endured, but there have been times we were all pinned against each other by my father, and the family was in complete disarray. Things have significantly improved ever since i layed him out with my fist. He keeps to him self these days, and just as well, my sister and i limit our interactions with him. My mom, on the other hand, still deals with his bs, but he's been dying of heart disease for almost 20 years, and it's unlikely he'll be around for much longer. It's sad that we all kind of pray for the day to come.

[@drag0n_mistress]

Grateful that these videos exist for everyone to see

[@Drizzyonthebeat777]

Me to 3:15

[@lesegomasite1433]

Wow thank you so much for posting this video, it was almost like a sign cause I'm dealing with some who I love deeply has done and is still doing some of these tactics❤❤❤

[@Psych2go]

I'm glad the video resonated with you, but I'm sorry to hear that someone you care about is using manipulative tactics. It can be challenging to navigate such situations. Have you thought about reaching out to them to discuss your concerns?

[@Zaqariel]

Navigating between damaged and evil people isn’t so easy either and maybe comes down to accountability when the truth is confronted

[@oddlybored]

I do love psychology it's something that makes me understand one another more and this stuff is really helpful thank u❤

[@luke30067]

You know most of my family is like this I turned 18 recently and am preparing to move out I'm actually happy about it i won't have to be stuck in my own head anymore nice😎

[@mergingrayquaza3462]

Welp, this answers a lot of my questions. Gracias!

[@magvs_maestro216]

This is a very important message. Definitely can appreciate this

[@stevenroberge3253]

Its not only important to identify these traits in others but also recognize them in ourselves and avoid acting thoughtlessly or carelessly lest you become the very thing you have tried to escape

[@xxellipsisxx7651]

my mother was like this and even now, 4 years moving out i've still not entirely recovered, and i'm terrified because i've started doing it without realising it, becoming the very thing that broke me and robbed me of my childhood is the worst thing that could possibly happen to me, but like mother like son i guess

[@sam_does_stuff]

I absolutely love the artsyle, great job! ❤

[@Psych2go]

Thank you so much!!

[@merman1147]

It’s been done to me lately. I knew he’s been plotting a lot. So i tried to distance myself. He did try to pass my minute fails, while trying to bringing up himself to our friends and strangers. He succeeded for a while. And I distanced myself. Now I can sense guilt to his words. I was hurt. My silence would speak a lot.

[@necromancer0419]

i had to deal with a evil partner for 6 years, now i have to deal with 2 evil person at my workplace, they are just disgusting.

[@S_C_P_i_e]

great video as always.Always seek support if you need it. And (if they are) don't let these kind of people stop you from being you. Anyways stay safe out there everyone

[@niasiamack9333]

I love you channel it gives me encouragement

[@wadop]

My brother growing up was very manipulative and didn't want me to tell anyone that he abused me he just acted fine around everyone but when it came to me he would always put all his anger on me and when I tried exposing him to my mom after 6 years he ended up projecting and saying that I was the problem I really did think I was the problem for the longest time

[@JDoe001]

My tormentor was positively GLEEFUL about “Turning my own family against me.” (As revenge)

[@CountessHysteria]

When I was 13-15, I was bullied by a random girl on the internet who did all the stuff you listed. She made everyone on the net hate me. I saw a comment from her exposing where she lived. It was foolish of her because I told my dad about it. A couple years later, he went there to report her to the police and confronted her. when he came back, he told me that she still blamed me for everything. that girl seemed to never change but at least my dad won the situation and the mean girl’s privileges were limited and she ended up not having all the freedom. Oh my Lord, it is so bizarre and hysterical how some people manifest cunning, sadistic psychopathic traits and go any lengths to ruin a person’s life and piss them off with obvious lies.

[@KL-zg7lu]

Stalker from my previous high school who crossed the line so far as to move into the same apt complex (she was really overweight then, after quitting the highschool meth habit) Then there was the online stalking and attempting to bombard me with negativity and trauma, she got pregnant to avoid prison time for this. I knew she was heartless back then, simply someone I don't want to interact with, it's always attempting to compete, no actual empathy, and making things worse. Plus, there was the horrendous noie terrorizing. I do not want this, at all. These people need to stay gone

[@damnablethief]

I have known a couple of truly evil people. Like stuff I can't talk about on the internet. Be careful out there, there are monsters in this world...they just look like people.

[@Janejourneys]

This reminds me of the monsters from the series "From", they look like human, sound like humans, will do everything in their power to convince you into letting them in, but the moment you open that door, they will gut you like a fish and leave your remains for your loved ones to find...

[@damnablethief]

@@Janejourneys ya some people are really aweful. There are still good ones though. It's important for me to remember that from time to time lol

[@RubyMcKee-kk7np]

Oh. My. God. Never thought i would see an Ace Attorney reference here! You are one of the best youtubers ever. Have a good day 😊

[@studsarecool]

As an evil guy myself, i do that

[@Mathias_Vestergaard]

Respect. The thief on the cross got saved because he knew he was evil and believed in Jesus. Believe and you will live forever. Most ppl look for salvation through works. Its always been through faith alone. By faith in Jesus Christ will we be justified and sanctified. Not of works. Its the gift from GOD because He is good forever 🙏🏽✌🏽 Peace and blessings

[@r.i.pyoutube6881]

I think evil ppl are not evil

[@BrianSoria-nl2bw]

@@r.i.pyoutube6881 So... they are secretly zombies? that would make sense..... but the 100% fatality rate is off.

[@BrianSoria-nl2bw]

@@r.i.pyoutube6881 also why i would treat tem as a normal person if they 99% wont treat me as a normal person (or any of us i hope...) also i fear that 1% that would treat me as a normal person for obvious reasons.

[@glamourvictims]

Same man. When we know better we can do better tho

[@Amalys_Mistwaltz]

My boyfriend-or-so-I-thought broke up with me on false excuses I had a hard time believing in. Thankfully his family was tired of his bs and some came up to me to tell the truth. This video helped me realise I did nothing wrong, he was using me and will be using the girl he cheated on me with (and vice versa, quite the story...) for his personal gain. We try to warn her and expose him so we can all move on from this...

[@itsbright1191]

Can y'all stop posting stuff that is oddly applicable to my current problems lol

[@theslaysiblings]

love your channel!!

[@Psych2go]

Thanks for being here early and being part of early squad!

[@canadiandude66]

This video is incredibly helpful and, from a personal standpoint, accurate. For the past two months I’ve had to deal with folks who, in one way or another, did some of these actions. One however, did them all. Including the “Getting back at you.” I honestly encourage anyone reading this, if you ever wind up in a situation like this? Run. Run away. Leave those kind of people behind. Yes, they will come after you, yes, they will literally manipulate your friends to turn against you. Drip poison into the ears of anyone who will listen. But the ones who TRULY, love you, the ones who will not stand for it, they’ll be there. Were it for not one in particular for me, I would’ve went back into social isolation. Remember, that life and Karma, have a real fun way of reminding these kinds of people what happens when you get away with murder, so to speak. So stay strong, keep going, and hold your head up high. You being the bigger person is a direct threat to these kinds of people. And that’s the greatest feeling of all, showing them you won’t take their crap.

[@Tigerlili89-dz5vh]

Thanks for this but I am trying to stay positive by trying to see the best in people and forgiving them for their mistakes, because sometimes you manifest the worst in people when you believe they are bad. People can change and grow and are more likely to do so in a positive environment. ❤

[@Ihavezeroideas]

When you know you know (when you know you know) When you know you know (When you know you know) It kinda makes me laugh, running down the path when your good is gold

[@ms.canela]

Perfect timing

[@andrealopezmota920]

Love your channel!!!

[@Psych2go]

Thank you for your love and support! 💕

[@keithfields1756]

6 seconds ago is crazy

[@Psych2go]

SO FAST! Thanks for being early squad!

[@random-content6969]

Guys one tip to know if someone is evil is when they mirror the person they are talking to. E.g. you are talking to a girl matching your sad vibe, when some happy guy arrives and if she immediately mirrors the happy dude shes evil. It's not my knowledge. I learned it from a KZbinr bettercallgeorge.

[@sirmasacli_tomoem]

Our English teacher opened this channels gaslighting video and since then I watch this channel. I want you to know teachers also watchs this channel.

[@Devil_lilly]

IS YOUR SCHOOL CALLED HEAVEN?

[@Psych2go]

That's so neat!! Thanks for letting us know that school are also using our videos

[@sirmasacli_tomoem]

@@Devil_lilly It is actually I love my school😊

[@Devil_lilly]

@@sirmasacli_tomoem *_impossible........_*

[@DipsyIsCoolOFFICIAL]

One of my "'friend"' when i was alone with my brother,the girl i like or even no one he always followed me EVERYWHERE saying "'Watcha Doin?"' I usually run away but i couldn't sometimes,because i was with the girl i like,so that was a problem . But thank you so much because now i know that he's toxic/evil,and i also ended the friendship with that evil friend. Thank you for reading

[@DaydreamerTheDevil]

Oh why thank you so much for telling me about evil things people do so i can use it as manipulative oc in rp game and protection for myself and my people I'll do anything for while I'll be careful to not do those evil things to my victims. Again thank you so much

[@ilangirard9208]

Does the villain girl in the video's teaser image is inspired by Monika, DDLC? 😂 Even if no, I love it!! And amazing video, like always

[@rawiyahtariq7101]

I think it is Makima from Chainsaw Man

[@xXTYHMA_1D100TT1Xx]

I love your channel! Its my comfort zone

[@Psych2go]

Thank you so much!

[@cindya.2283]

I just remembered so many things I ignored about my ex partner…. I knew it all already but this video made me think about it all again. It all makes a lot of sense. In the end I managed to break up for the 3rd time though because I knew I was being drained and unhappy and just exposed to toxicity. I am thankful for the eye opening messages in this video… I realised I chose to ignore damn huge and twisted facts. Anyways, I am good now. Still questioning though, how I was able to ignore all of that.

[@alekcg1]

"You must accept the dark side's of your soul, then you govern them and they do not govern you" - Karl Gustav Jung.

[@dynomitejec]

I think you might have meant "accept" not "except", it got me confused for a second there. 👍

[@alekcg1]

@@dynomitejec sorry, English is not my native language.

[@dynomitejec]

@@alekcg1 it's OK we can blame whoever made up English for making a bad language. It's my native language and I still can't use it right 😅.

[@borigyorosi5183]

Hm :) this is quite the eye-opener... I have recently been faced by a professional mistreatment (am English teacher to a firm). These were the EXACT tactics they used against me once the realised I see their malfunction...Thnx, psychtogoers ❤

[@vishakhashriwas6158]

My roommate often talks to me rudely but one day my friend caught her talking rude , when she asked about it my roommate stared crying everyone gathered and my roommate explained she is not healthy both physically and mentally I wanted to show everyone what she really is 😔

[@jsock8380]

Not everybody has mental clarity. When people act out. They haven't dealt with their own internal issues. Under control of deception.

[@kayllenstarships9009]

As someone who is mentally ill usually evil people use very serious sicknesses for deception.No mentally ill person will have traits of what you described only psychopats have those traits.

[@dynomitejec]

I just love the animation of this, it has a note-pad flipbook drawing movement or feel with a snoopy/peanuts kinda look.

[@zackoisbacko6277]

Im listening so carefully here even when I don't know anyone thats genuinely evil 👽

[@FernandoGarza-gd2og]

Makima in the thumbnail makes so much sense

[@Microwave_guy]

“Hey, throw your phone out the car window. Do it, bet you won’t. Do it.”

[@longhairdontcare122]

Hammer an magnets if I do that.

[@ryanaracich5279]

Good luck finding a trusted person 😢

[@izujojo]

1:05 you are making me more confused now 😂

[@Psych2go]

Oh no! Do you mind explaining? :)

[@izujojo]

@@Psych2go it's not that important anymore but Thanks for asking though ;)

[@Just_Us1]

OMG MY FAVORITE NARRATOR YAY

[@keithfields1756]

Like if you're right handed, comment if you're left handed

[@south_asian_boss749]

I am right handed 🐸

[@BlacksuitDeG0at]

Y'all have hands? 👽

[@_TCR_]

danm only the 3rd comment

[@Sunnyflower67]

​@@BlacksuitDeG0atGood one.😂😂

[@nevaehhamilton3493]

Do both if you're ambidextrous! ❤

[@Psykonics]

I really take exception to the title of this video. And then I watched it and you leaned into it. Using the term evil on a channel that proposes to be about discussing and helping people understand psychology is ridiculous. The reason psychology works or studying human behavior from anthropology to whatever science is because we understand why people do what they do as best as we can. Saying something is evil is blaming some unknowable Force as if we're all victims of it. There are reasons why people do things both healthy and unhealthy things, it should never be dumb down to just "evil ".

[@istp1967]

Narcissists don't have family or friends, just Human Resources.

[@dynomitejec]

That's actually very well said. I've said this alot before but put that on a t-shirt.

[@mikesmith6594]

Sounds like what I'm dealing with !

[@twentyone3318]

I'm self aware that i'm evil .. I do it without my intention to do so and I'm trying to change but it just somehow doesn't work. It sucks because it keeps destroying my relationships with my close ones and I wanna fix it but I can't.

[@ScarlettJohnson-ep4hy]

First! Love your videos!

[@Psych2go]

Thanks for being first!

[@Psych2go]

Yay! Thank you!

[@smallgamesplays4958]

My mom is... she drinks and when she does that it makes her evil. Last night I accidentally broke my monitor through gamer rage when I should have just turned the damn thing off but I told her and didn't think about weather she had drank or not and it turned into her just being a complete jerk about it. What freaks my mom out the most is when I become passive-aggressive, and that ended up happening. I felt bad after but I still don't forgive her for what she said

[@squancho1412]

The artstyle here is SO cute.

[@hilsbroorjlch3259]

Just me or does this very accurately describe someone we all know?

[@KiaraAFK]

I always have those friend ..

[@tharkiwyvern6952]

Makima in thumbnail 😻

[@neowolf09]

Loved the Phoenix Wright reference in the beginning 😂❤

[@Greenkitten45]

Sadly, evil people aren't the only ones who use these tactics and it's harder to combat when it's your sweet gran or doting parent who pulls the manipulation card out of their figurative sleeve. 😥

[@Psyque-ok6vq]

Most of the people I encounter had this negativity, though you are doing nothing on them. They love to find fault on you and cultivate on those. That's why I had been saying that if these people can be subjected to surgery and remove those parts that cause the negative thoughts, primarily the behaviour ? Then we will have less miserable people.😂❤

[@izzyviridian1485]

I recognize things in my sisters fiance. He's incredibly abusive, makes my 8 year old niece cry constantly, openly belittles and insults her, and my sister can't see it. Every relationship she's been in has been abusive in one form or another. From her earliest boyfriends who got her into self harm in middle and high school. Then her first husband who was horrifically physically abusive. And now this guy who . . . looking at pictures of him and my sister and then him and my niece is scary. Has anyone seen the picture of the guy with the step child and the step child is like three feet away, sitting aside in the family photo? She dreads being near him. I'm scared he's doing more than just emotional damage, which is already horrible enough on its own. He talks down to everyone else too. He's a vegan, a communist, and a satanist, and the things that come out of his mouth to justify talking to everyone like they're misbehaving children . . . it's not right. He's said things like, "I support Mao and Stalin because Americans have created lies about them they never killed their own people.", and then almost went to blows with everyone else over them just saying he was wrong and an ignorant ass. And the most memorable was when I put some eggs into water to boil, they had been in the fridge for a few months, I said as much, and he was like, "No actually it's because they're developing in the fridge and if you cook them you're killing chickens so you really shouldn't do that and you can have chickens to be your friends.". I didn't correct him and held back the laugh worried he'd . . . he's a jerk. He's also gone over the cow speech a few times, "Humans are destroying the planet because cows create lots of greenhouse gasses so they need to be free so they'll stop . . . " something like that. I don't know that and the Mao / Stalin speech I condensed. But the point of that is I'm allergic to most foods, foliage and even some fauna - just pork as far as I know? -, and I've told him that, told him I've had allergy tests, been to nutritionists, all that, and I NEED to keep meat in my diet < lifestyle?? >. I had to tell him that a few times before he quit harassing me over what I eat. Good news is he no longer does it . . . still feels bad somehow though and I don't know why. He said to my mom, when she brought up that she watched the One Piece anime, just starting a conversation, "You need to keep your mouth shut. You're not a real fan you've only seen the live action." I heard that and I almost put myself in prison because . . . I HATE gatekeeping. Like a lot. And hearing the venom in his voice, knowing how he treats my niece and knowing that no matter what he shows us, her life is far worse . . . I went through hell as a child. Yes, it was physical stuff and it seems like she isn't facing that. But what my sister is signing her up for isn't something any parent should ever choose for their kids. She has issues. My sister. She has never had a personality of her own. She becomes the boys she likes and that's something that has gotten worse over time. She was abusive to my niece when she was born, yelling the same as her ex did, to a month old baby I heard her scream, "STOP CRYING OR I'LL POUR DRAINO DOWN YOUR THROAT!!!!" That isn't her. She loves her daughter. But it's what her ex did and she becomes the mirror image of anyone she likes. Her fiance became vegan, so did she. He doesn't know but she cheats once a week according to my niece, she'll go get meat burgers and it's a little secret. He got dreads, so did she. He cut his off, so did she. It could be cute. Except . . . there's always going to be the concern that it isn't her, she's just doing what her current crush does. And it makes her . . . mostly blind to flaws. Luckily there have been times when he was abusive enough that she shushed him, and I really hope she does it to him when he's abusive to my niece. I haven't seen that yet, it's been to other adults so far. I'm really just asking for help. Considering all of this what do I do? She won't get help on her own. If it was just her I'd be ok letting her figure it out but I can't handle the thought of any child going through any form of abuse. Help?