Category: #enmeshment

Murder or Manslaughter

If someone intentionally poisons another with drugs (e.g., mixing a lethal dose of a drug or toxic substance knowing it could kill), this is more likely to be classified as murder.

If someone negligently gives another person drugs (e.g., providing someone with drugs that are unknowingly laced with a fatal substance), this might result in involuntary manslaughter, depending on their level of responsibility and awareness.

If someone provides drugs in the course of dealing or trafficking, and death occurs as a result of the drug use, the charge could fall under drug-induced homicide laws, which could lead to either manslaughter or murder charges depending on the specifics of the case.… Read More Murder or Manslaughter

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The Danger of Enmeshment

Ignoring Warning Signs: Ignoring warning signs of manipulative behavior can have serious consequences for one’s emotional well-being and overall quality of life. Over time, the enmeshed individual may become increasingly isolated from friends and family, as their partner seeks to tighten their grip on their life. They may experience a gradual erosion of their self-esteem and autonomy, as their partner systematically undermines their confidence and sense of self-worth.… Read More The Danger of Enmeshment

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The second red flag surfaces in her tales of sadism…Part Deux –

Once upon a time in a town nestled between rolling hills and whispering forests, there lived a young man named Thomas. He was vibrant, full of life, and ready to explore the world beyond the bounds of his small community. With an eager heart and an adventurous spirit, he set out into the wider world,… Read More The second red flag surfaces in her tales of sadism…Part Deux –

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Mastering Risk: Understanding and Navigating Threats

In the realm of preparation for risk, understanding its nuances, identifying its markers, and responding to it with unwavering clarity of action are paramount. However, it’s crucial to address a different kind of risk—one that isn’t always visibly marked but poses a significant threat: the red flags indicative of emotional savagery and potential assaults on… Read More Mastering Risk: Understanding and Navigating Threats

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“How Trauma Shapes Perception: Exploring Perspecticide and Percepticide as Psychological Defenses”

“How Trauma Shapes Perception: Exploring Perspecticide and Percepticide as Psychological Defenses” the concepts of perspecticide and percepticide delve into the profound ways trauma can impact our perception and agency. Perspecticide is deeply rooted in the loss of agency—it’s when an individual’s ability to think independently and make choices is eroded due to the abuse they’ve… Read More “How Trauma Shapes Perception: Exploring Perspecticide and Percepticide as Psychological Defenses”

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