Diagnosing Victimhood: Recent Episodes
Black Swan
Victims of abuse and oppression are misdiagnosed with mental illnesses by the people and societies that abuse and oppress them. Many if not most 'mental illnesses' come from problems without, not within. Large-scale societal abuses mirror interpersonal and domestic abuse- as do the 'diagnostic' tactics of the abusers. This podcast is a tool for opening victims' minds, an oracle against lies, deception, and misperception, and a weapon against forces of evil and tyranny, which we can all band together and triumph against. Also visit: https://diagnosingvictimhood.wordpress.com/
Toxic media figures write or promote material in which toxic or abusive characteristics are displayed by fundamentally nonabusive characters- is this on purpose?
Another off-script episode!
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Self-help books- overwhelmingly marketed to the ladies- accuse us of frigidity when the ol' husband can't keep us happy, or worse. Sure, such a thing as low libido exists, but is the problem usually something different?
Yet another off-script episode.
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Just because someone has power doesn't mean they have poor character and just because someone has no power doesn't mean they have good character. In this episode I speak about character, privilege, morality, and a bit about society's increasingly disturbing insistence that it's human nature to harm others.
Another off-script episode.
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Off script episode, the first of its type....enjoy? This episode is about how toxic people are socially permitted to abuse people because the abusive behavior is simply seen as proof the abuser just isn't in love with the victim, or is just a bad person and that's how they are, no rectification or penalty needed.
Warning: swear word
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It's said that women are intuitive and men aren't. But is this so, and, if so, why? Is abuse involved? Is broad thinking innate, or the result of something more sinister?
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Psychology is supposed to be about helping people with mental illnesses- that is, people who are experiencing mental pain or are said to perceive reality incorrectly. But is there a more sinister motive? Is the psych industry just trying to get us to conform to a life that is unethical, unconnected, and unlivable? Listen and make up your own mind.
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