Being subjected to unfounded accusations
ions, or behaviors and instead attributes them to others. For example:
A person struggling with their mental health might call others “crazy” to deflect attention from their struggles.
They may unconsciously externalize their feelings of insecurity by accusing someone else of being unstable, forgetful, or misinterpreting situations.
Understanding projection helps frame the accuser’s behavior as more about them than you, but it doesn’t minimize the harm their actions cause.… Read More Being subjected to unfounded accusations









