Unveiling the Psychology: Traits of Those Who Can't Say 'I'm Wrong'
It challenges our familiar routines and forces us to adapt.
But for people who never admit they’re wrong, change can be particularly daunting.
It implies acknowledging that their current way isn’t working, something they’re often unwilling to do.
I’ve seen this in action with a friend who was stuck in an unhealthy relationship.
Despite the recurring issues and countless heartaches, she remained adamant that things would improve, unwilling to admit that maybe the relationship wasn’t right for her.
For those who never admit they’re wrong, stepping back into safety often seems like the easier choice, but understanding this behavior can help us encourage growth and change, both in ourselves and others.
