I’m pretty sure you don’t know what you are talking about. Theism is a tool of the narcissist. They hide behind it and use it as a excuse for their victimization. You have no idea what a narcissist is or you are one.
You’re saying I’m like Narcissus, the queer kid who was killed by the gods because he just wanted to be left alone. I agree.
And anyone who thinks that’s a bad thing is like Theseus. The man who kidnapped 12-year-old Helen of Troy to marry her. Someone who is like Theseus would be a theseist.
These Epstein ghouls are theseists. Driven by pride and hatred. Those who hate queer kids, and those who hate the neurodivergent, are theseists too. Anyone who would villify another person for having a mental health condition? A theseist. A MAGA chud.
No I’m saying you are completely clueless about what you are talking about. You think its the theism but that is just a tool they use. Its the complete lack of empathy that only a malignant narcissist can have. Goodbye.
I think you should stop barfing out slurs long enough to learn to read the difference between the words theism and theseism, but I understand that can be difficult.
Well for queerness, that’s true. The link between asexuality and NPD exists for complicated historical reasons, including Lord Byron. But for neurodivergence, not so. Childhood trauma can cause certain forms of neurodivergence owing to fundamental changes in the way we interpret later experiences. Small childrens’ brains are still developing, and abuse can interrupt important processes that occur after birth, including the formation of a child’s sense of self.
This is the fundamental mechanism behind the B cluster of personality disorders, including NPD. People with NPD are neuro-divergent. Our brains work differently than egotypicals’ brains. That is to say, people whose sense of self is neurologically within the average range. Egotypicals are able to regulate their self-image quite effortlessly in comparison with people who have Cluster B disorders. This is because of healthy experiences in early childhood, and genetics are also believed to play a role, though this role is not yet understood.
I’m pretty sure you don’t know what you are talking about. Theism is a tool of the narcissist. They hide behind it and use it as a excuse for their victimization. You have no idea what a narcissist is or you are one.
You’re saying I’m like Narcissus, the queer kid who was killed by the gods because he just wanted to be left alone. I agree.
And anyone who thinks that’s a bad thing is like Theseus. The man who kidnapped 12-year-old Helen of Troy to marry her. Someone who is like Theseus would be a theseist.
These Epstein ghouls are theseists. Driven by pride and hatred. Those who hate queer kids, and those who hate the neurodivergent, are theseists too. Anyone who would villify another person for having a mental health condition? A theseist. A MAGA chud.
No I’m saying you are completely clueless about what you are talking about. You think its the theism but that is just a tool they use. Its the complete lack of empathy that only a malignant narcissist can have. Goodbye.
I think you should stop barfing out slurs long enough to learn to read the difference between the words theism and theseism, but I understand that can be difficult.
Neither queer or neurodivergent are mental heath conditions.
Well for queerness, that’s true. The link between asexuality and NPD exists for complicated historical reasons, including Lord Byron. But for neurodivergence, not so. Childhood trauma can cause certain forms of neurodivergence owing to fundamental changes in the way we interpret later experiences. Small childrens’ brains are still developing, and abuse can interrupt important processes that occur after birth, including the formation of a child’s sense of self.
This is the fundamental mechanism behind the B cluster of personality disorders, including NPD. People with NPD are neuro-divergent. Our brains work differently than egotypicals’ brains. That is to say, people whose sense of self is neurologically within the average range. Egotypicals are able to regulate their self-image quite effortlessly in comparison with people who have Cluster B disorders. This is because of healthy experiences in early childhood, and genetics are also believed to play a role, though this role is not yet understood.