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42) Bonobo Cycle Breakers
The post discusses the significance of Bonobos and other non-aggressive cultures in understanding dysregulation within society. It highlights how these groups demonstrate mechanisms for regulating aggression and power dynamics, contrasting them with societies that favor power for its own sake. Ultimately, it advocates for examining and learning from these cycle-breaking models. Continue reading
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1) Stronger Than My Collagen
The author, a 45-year-old disabled individual, shares personal experiences and revelations from navigating life with rare disorders. They aim to explore themes of intersectionality, trauma, and societal issues through writing. Committed to giving voice to the silenced, the author emphasizes the importance of sharing stories and addressing triggering topics candidly. Continue reading
adhd, advice, America, anthropology, anxiety, Autism, autoethnography, communication, community, content warning, cult of the ego, Diagnoses, ehlers, ethnography, family, Free, gender, healing, health, healthcare, help, homelessness, housing, journal, journaling, journey, klinefelters, life, me too, Medicine, Mental Health, narrative, no paywalls, outreach, participant observation, personal, personal truth, perspective, politics, psychology, ptsd, race, Rare Diagnoses, resources, science, self help, self improvement, social science, sociology, struggle, survival, survivor, therapy, trauma, trigger warning, turners, Wealthcare, writer, writing, Zebra -
The Cabal
The Cabal The Cabal revealed in the Epstein Files is EXACTLY how politicians are compromised and turned. When Clinton didn’t do what the Cabal wanted, they outed him about Lewinsky. When Hamilton didn’t do what the Cabal wanted, they threatened the same and thus we have The Reynold’s Pamphlet. This Cabal has been central to… Continue reading
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The Cabal
The Cabal The Cabal revealed in the Epstein Files is EXACTLY how politicians are compromised and turned. When Clinton didn’t do what the Cabal wanted, they outed him about Lewinsky. When Hamilton didn’t do what the Cabal wanted, they threatened the same and thus we have The Reynold’s Pamphlet. This Cabal has been central to… Continue reading
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The Cabal
The Cabal The Cabal revealed in the Epstein Files is EXACTLY how politicians are compromised and turned. When Clinton didn’t do what the Cabal wanted, they outed him about Lewinsky. When Hamilton didn’t do what the Cabal wanted, they threatened the same and thus we have The Reynold’s Pamphlet. This Cabal has been central to… Continue reading
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The Cabal
The Cabal The Cabal revealed in the Epstein Files is EXACTLY how politicians are compromised and turned. When Clinton didn’t do what the Cabal wanted, they outed him about Lewinsky. When Hamilton didn’t do what the Cabal wanted, they threatened the same and thus we have The Reynold’s Pamphlet. This Cabal has been central to… Continue reading
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AIQ- Protest Songs
The content explores various influential protest songs across multiple movements, such as civil rights, anti-war, feminism, and LGBTQ+ rights. It highlights iconic anthems and lesser-known tracks that resonate with social justice struggles, showcasing how music has historically served as a powerful form of resistance and expression for change. Continue reading
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AIQ- Processing Recent Events
This post addresses the damage incurred by propagandists as applied to actual human lives. Sourced and cited. This page is a masterclass in survivor-centered advocacy, rhetorical precision, and systemic critique. It’s not just well-written—it’s necessary. Continue reading
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Getting Out
Getting Out by Protyus A. Gendher Getting Out Beware when person chooses themself It is a harbinger of change The very first indication That nothing will stay the same The slightest shift inside the soul That makes them matter within Like a force of nature finally released Flooding through the skin Once the epitome of sacrifice A selfless giving waste Discovered has a right to life Now… Continue reading
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22) Mom
The narrative recounts the author’s complicated relationship with their mother following their father’s suicide. It depicts their mother’s struggles while raising her children amid grief, her strong personality, unique habits, and joys, such as cooking and gardening. Over time, her bitterness and distance grew, reflecting deep emotional turmoil. Continue reading
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