What to do when someone keeps copying you?

How to Handle a Copycat

1. Believe there’s room for everyone.
2. Just walk away.
3. Have the awkward conversation.
4. Protect your work.
5. Make someone else the bad guy.
6. Keep confidently creating.

Why do little sisters copy everything?

She’s copying you because she wants to be like you and that’s super sweet. It means you’re a pretty cool girl (although we already knew that!). Be a good role model. Once you feel flattered that your little sis wants to be just like you, keep in mind that that also means she is watching your every move.

How do you deal with a copycat friend?

So, talk to your copycat and compliment something unique about them. This can help give them the ego boost they need to work on being their own person instead of copying you. Tell them you like their personal sense of style. Tell them you’re impressed with one of their personality traits.

How do you deal with an insecure copycat?

A copycat who is insecure believes they must copy others to be worthy of good things. So, talk to your copycat and compliment something unique about them. This can help give them the ego boost they need to work on being their own person instead of copying you. Tell them you like their personal sense of style.

Should you cut off from toxic copycats?

You can’t always cut off toxic copycats. But for those who you can, go ahead and do so. It’s alright to end any kind of relationship with someone due to their toxic behavior. You are in the right to do so. Let them down gently and move on.

Is positive copying bad for You?

Science has the answer. Positive copying is fairly commonplace, and it can be quite flattering. In these cases, you won’t feel harmed or threatened by this copying, though it may get a bit awkward every now and then. A positive copycat may: