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RE: This Is Why Victims Stay Quiet
Being a victim isn't a choice, but what happens next should be. We have two options: we can be pessimistic or optimistic. We can choose to walk away, to forget, to leave the past behind.
I agree with you but have you ever seen someone who keeps falling into that exact same dynamic? It’s like watching a moth return to the fire over and over again, regardless of who the perpetrator is, whether it’s family, friends, or coworkers. It really does feel like some people are just 'asshole magnets.
There is a writer, perhaps little known, who was imprisoned in German concentration camps. In one of his passages, he recounts being stripped of everything, even his clothes. And he mentally told himself, "They can take everything from me, except my mind, my way of thinking." This way of confronting his harsh reality led him to discover his purpose: to survive and tell the world about the horrors of the German camps.
They can take many things from us, but we can always choose how it affects us. Change the quality of your thinking, and you will change the quality of your life. What do you think? @wakeupkitty
I agree with that. If you don't feel shame about being naked, there's no shame and this counts for everything. Who refuses to crawl will never be down in the dirt.
He is no stranger to history. His story is a beacon for many of us. His writing was his lifeline.
I have had moments where I felt myself slipping, ready to give up everything, but I have this stubbornness in my chest. I tell myself: Not yet. There are too many stories left for me to write.
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This happens because parasites instinctively see and smell who they need to target... change your behaviour and thus your aura, and you will see that they will look for another victim.
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It’s as if they are born with a natural, unlearned predatory radar to sniff out their next target. A complete contrast to the rest of us, who have to develop an inconsistent sixth sense for danger through lived experience, trial, and error.