I thought the idea of the abuser using psychological means was a cute slight of narrative because now we brush alongside the narcissist and the empath narrative, as well as the Stockholm Syndrome, where the abused sides with their abuser. Then look at how the US lost their Revolution against Britain. American idiots were told that they won the war because the colonies were too far away, but really what happened was that the British played possum because of that very fact. The 6,000 defeated British surrendered under very generous terms and because of 'technicalities' ended up , 'stuck', in America, LOL.
We hear all the time of someone being, 'groomed, for abuse; isn't that infact what being happily married ever after is? It's all narrative wickedness just like Romeo and Juliette. So they tell us that love is hate and hate is love.
For some reason I always thought that the two biggest crimes that one could commit is murder and to take away one's will.
But, the last one is also called, 'true love'; anyone who has been in an extremely abusive relationship knows that this abuse will only get much worse.
Read, the history of Eastern European countries, during the Enlightenment. Lovely essay I thought because it goes right to the very essence of what it is to be human.
I thought the idea of the abuser using psychological means was a cute slight of narrative because now we brush alongside the narcissist and the empath narrative, as well as the Stockholm Syndrome, where the abused sides with their abuser. Then look at how the US lost their Revolution against Britain. American idiots were told that they won the war because the colonies were too far away, but really what happened was that the British played possum because of that very fact. The 6,000 defeated British surrendered under very generous terms and because of 'technicalities' ended up , 'stuck', in America, LOL.
We hear all the time of someone being, 'groomed, for abuse; isn't that infact what being happily married ever after is? It's all narrative wickedness just like Romeo and Juliette. So they tell us that love is hate and hate is love.
For some reason I always thought that the two biggest crimes that one could commit is murder and to take away one's will.
But, the last one is also called, 'true love'; anyone who has been in an extremely abusive relationship knows that this abuse will only get much worse.
Read, the history of Eastern European countries, during the Enlightenment. Lovely essay I thought because it goes right to the very essence of what it is to be human.