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- | **Signs of Gaslighting** | ||
- | - **Denial of Reality** – The gaslighter insists something didn’t happen, even when there’s clear evidence. | ||
- | - **Trivializing Feelings** – They dismiss your emotions, saying things like “You’re too sensitive” or “You’re overreacting.” | ||