Most people occasionally get angry, hold grudges, or act selfishly. But some individuals appear different. They constantly gossip, manipulate situations, create drama, undermine others, or seem to enjoy seeing people fail. Whether it's a coworker spreading rumors, a friend secretly sabotaging someone else's success, or a family member constantly creating tension, these behaviors often leave others asking the same question:
Why would someone intentionally hurt other people? According to the theories of Alfred Adler, the answer may have less to do with strength and more to do with insecurity.
