Yes, most people only care when it happens to them. That's the sad world we live in.
This blog is about learning to understand all of our feelings and learning to consciously face, feel, and experience all of our feelings within the context of our own childhood. Everything we become and everything that happens to us is connected to childhood. Not every victim becomes an abuser, but every abuser was once a victim of abuse. These are facts. Violence is not genetic; it’s learned. https://sylvieshene.blogspot.com/2014/08/a-dance-to-freedom-book-reviews.html
Friday, March 28, 2025
Elon Musk's Family History in South Africa Reveals Ties to Apartheid & Neo-Nazi Movements
House of Mirrors
Welcome to the world of projection and transference. This administration is lost in projections and transferences. It's very dangerous that these people are in the land's highest office. They are the ones who need to wake up!
https://sylvieshene.blogspot.com/search?q=Lost+in+projections+and+transferences+&m=1
Yes, they do. I know someone who shared naked pictures with someone with more power than her, so he would give her more business, which is no different than a prostitute. She had no self-awareness to see that it was wrong, corrupt, and of a criminal nature. A prostitute is more honest because she is not hiding behind a status symbol, fooling everyone into thinking she is better...
Tuesday, March 25, 2025
Rationalizations don't make it right
I worked recently with a charming and charismatic 26-year-old single mother of a nine-year-old daughter. I would have lost my job if I hadn't seen her gaslighting clearly to try to get me fired. But six months later, she got herself fired for stealing. Anyway, the father of her daughter is in prison, and I have no doubt she helped put him in jail with her mind games... my question is, what kind of 17 years old thinks it is okay to have a baby unless she wants a child to use and exploit to hide behind to manipulate others to fulfill her unconscious needs.
Unwanted children are usually mistreated. But there exist, as a rule, also a huge amount of people who were "wanted" indeed, but only for playing the role of the victims that their parents needed to be able to take revenge on. They were wanted to give their parents what the parents never had gotten from their own parents: love, adoration, attention, and so many other things. Otherwise, why would so many people have five or more children when they have no time for them? Why do they adopt children if their body refuses to give them what they apparently "want?”
The never acknowledged, never felt pain of their childhood calls for being avenged. They go to church, they pray, they honor their parents, forgive them everything – and they mistreat their children at home, often in a very cruel way, AS IF THIS WERE THE MOST NATURAL THING, because they learned this so early. Their children learn this perverted behavior, also very early, and will later do the same; and so this perverse behavior continues for millennia. Unless people are willing to SEE the perversion of their parents and are ready to consciously refuse to imitate it.
You are not being "sickeningly sarcastic," you only dared to speak out the truth that most people are afraid of seeing or talking about.”
http://www.alice-miller.com/en/unwanted-children/
Talk About Evil
Sunday, March 23, 2025
Cognitive Dissonance
Friday, March 21, 2025
Why Narcissists Treat you so Badly
- Lack of Empathy:People with narcissistic personality disorder (NPD) struggle to understand or care about the feelings of others, making it difficult for them to see things from another's perspective.
- Need for Control: Narcissists often crave control and dominance in relationships, using manipulation and abusive tactics to maintain power over their targets.
- Grandiose Sense of Self: They have an inflated sense of their own importance and entitlement, believing they are superior to others, which leads to devaluation and disrespect.
- Manipulation: Narcissists are skilled manipulators who use gaslighting, emotional blackmail, and other tactics to control their targets and make them feel dependent.
- Seeking Attention and Admiration: They have an insatiable need for attention and admiration, and they may use their targets to fuel their ego and sense of importance.
- Shifting Blame: Narcissists often avoid taking responsibility for their actions by shifting the blame onto the victim, a common control tactic in abusive relationships.
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The primary objective of a narcissist engaging innarcissistic abuse is to exert control and power over their victim.
"Become aware of the fact that our obedience learned in childhood doesn’t allow us to think freely needs probably more than many hundred years. I am not sure if the tortured planet leaves us the necessary time to understand this fact, to protest against it, and to become a conscious, responsible member of the crew."
Yep!
Wednesday, March 19, 2025
Malignant narcissists are masters at shift blaming
Malignant narcissists are masters at shift blaming. "Shift blaming" refers to the act of avoiding responsibility for one's actions or mistakes by redirecting blame onto others, a common tactic used in various contexts, including relationships and the workplace.
Definition: Blame-shifting is a form of deflection where individuals avoid taking accountability for their own behavior or mistakes by assigning blame to someone else, a group, or even external circumstances.
Blame-shifting is a form of deflection where individuals avoid taking accountability for their own behavior or mistakes by assigning blame to someone else, a group, or even external circumstances.
Examples:
"You made me do this"
"It's your fault I'm like this"
"Switching focus back to the person being confronted"
"Claiming friends, family, mental health professionals, church leaders, or other authorities are in agreement with them"
Impact:
Blame-shifting can damage relationships, create a climate of mistrust, and prevent individuals from taking responsibility for their actions.
Psychological Factors:
Blame-shifting can be linked to fragile self-esteem, narcissism, and defensiveness.
Elon Musk is a great example that financially success alone doesn't liberate people from their emotional prisons.
Well said. I agree many magas are malignant narcissists just like Trump.
Yes, that's exactly what is happening.
Yes, it's something very wrong with them.What's a scandal?! That's when the real state of affairs behind the scenes breaks through and is exposed for everyone to see.
https://sylvieshene.blogspot.com/search?q=Scandal+&m=1
Trump Getting Played by Putin
Tuesday, March 18, 2025
Narcissists need a lot of supply
Yes, they do! Good analogy!
Monday, March 17, 2025
Understanding the Most Anxious Country in the World
Sunday, March 16, 2025
Proof Elon Musk has grown into a full-blown evil person
We paid for it, that's why we are entitled to them. That's why it will be hard for Elon Musk and Trump to steal them.
"Sadism is not an infectious disease that strikes a person all of a sudden. It has a long prehistory in childhood and always originates in the desperate fantasies of a child who is searching for a way out of a hopeless situation." Alice Miller
Friday, March 14, 2025
The Difference Between a Narcissist and Codependent
Dear Jo,
What is addiction really?
“Recovery From Self-Betrayal: What is addiction really? It is a sign, a signal, a symptom of distress. It is a language that tells us about a plight that must be understood.
The drug business would not flourish if there were not so many people who, in refusing to acknowledge their wounds, are in a permanent state of self-betrayal.
Thus, people work to get rid of symptoms instead of searching out the cause.
There are plenty of means to combat symptoms of distress: medications, sermons, numerous "treatments," "miracles," threats, cults, pedagogical indoctrination, and even blackmail.
They can all work for a while, but only because they reinforce the repression and reinforce the fear of resolving it.
However, many people who become abstinent this way are driven into another addiction because the real reasons for becoming addicted must be kept hidden.
A lot of money and fame comes from this business of repression because it satisfies the longing of so many grown-up children: to be loved as a good child (I am blind as you want me to be. I am ready to forget all your cruelty, even at the cost of my life. Can you love me now?).
In the long term, we have to pay a high price for this repression. The repressed story continues to try, again and again, to be heard at long last. Thus, your plight will look for other symptoms, another language, until it is taken seriously enough. An addiction is an attempt by a person in despair, who is not allowed to be in despair, to get rid of his or her memory, to forget his or her plight.
Of course, this "solution" is no longer needed if the goal is exactly the opposite, if you want to remember, if you want to feel your plight and to understand its reasons, if you slowly become aware of why you were so afraid of acknowledging the reasons.
This can happen once you decide to stop running away, to stop betraying yourself, to allow the truth to enter your consciousness.
You decide to do so because you finally understand that everything else is useless and because you no longer want to watch your life go by before having even begun to live. You decide to stop betraying yourself because you understand that only you can give yourself the love and care you never received and that you can't do that as long as you deny the truth.” Breaking Down The Wall Of Silence: The Liberating Experience Of Facing Painful Truth by Alice Miller, page 126
https://sylvieshene.blogspot.com/search?q=Addiction+&m=1
"Genuine feelings cannot be produced, nor can they be eradicated. We can only repress them, delude ourselves, and deceive our bodies. The body sticks to the facts and never lies. ...If the repression stays unresolved, the parents’ childhood tragedy is unconsciously continued on in their children” - Alice Miller
http://www.alice-miller.com/en/we-all-are-the-crew/
I send you my best wishes for your birthday!
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