Danielle Muscato (she/her)

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Danielle Muscato (she/her) @DanielleMuscato

When someone uses passive aggression, they are trying to force YOU into the role of aggressor. That way, they can play the victim when you bring it up. Often, ANY direct communication is painted as aggression. They might respond, "Whew!” as though you yelled, for mentioning it. — PolitiTweet.org

Posted Jan. 27, 2023

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Danielle Muscato (she/her) @DanielleMuscato

Passive aggression is dishonest. It's a form of lying. It's not the same as being coy, which is a friendly, flirty version of saying one thing but meaning another. It's not a double entendre (innuendo). It's "avoiding" conflict by playing dumb. It's insulting, rude, unkind, lying — PolitiTweet.org

Posted Jan. 27, 2023

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Danielle Muscato (she/her) @DanielleMuscato

I've used this example before, but when my mother once offered to let me add items to her grocery list, & I wrote down Hellmann's Mayo—but she bought Miracle Whip Light—that's passive aggression: She claimed she didn't think there was a difference, so I HAD to shrug it off. — PolitiTweet.org

Posted Jan. 27, 2023