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This may seem totally irrelevant to many of you, but it's important to understand the existence of these people. Notice the talk of running their game. They repeat the same program again and again, endlessly. Their own children are highly susceptible. Susan Ralph writes:
"My mother, I noticed, would soon turn away at the sight of something very cute or beautiful. I thought maybe she was overwhelmed by it, but I now see it was a compulsion to destroy it or something. I was terribly abused, same methods as you, with siblings put to work at it, but I had so much love inside, and had my bicycle to escape and headphones to listen to, so I learned to prolong the relationships by extracting blood from a stone, seeing the tiny bits of good in the worst people. Now I'm middle aged, and everything including my health would come to an end without having come across your wisdom to help me deal with the truth. So much to see. Thanks so much!!"
ladybug in reply says, "yea they can’t understand how us humans are experiencing feelings ( love, bonding) they’re aware they don’t feel."
I noticed some children on a trampoline so happy and blissful and I had a thought a narc would see that scene and want to destroy them -- covertly of course, leaving no fingerprints. This is important for understanding a world controlled by seemingly senseless psychopaths. We're always left asking what the heck is wrong with them, or maybe we're trying to project onto them our own psychologies.
Another top comment: "Not only do they not love you, but they hate you. They've undermined, sabotaged, defamed and mocked you. The Narc parent also sets up their scapegoat child for failure and to be abused by others outside the house."
Another: "When they're nice after abuse, we as people who have a conscience and the ability to love, think they "realize what they did" and are trying to make amends. In reality, they're just trying to suck us back in for further abuse. When I try to see that from the narc's point of view, it makes my blood run cold. It's really something to realize that that's what my own mother did for decades, and I didn't see it."
This "not loving you" theme is important to understand contrasted against Hitler's clearly apparent love for his people and the youth of the nation. Even those pushing anti-German narratives say things to the effect of Hitler being a German supremacist, or maybe a White supremacist, or a European supremacist, or someone trying to unchain his nation from the international banking cartel, or to protect his people from a communist invasion responsible for the massacre of tens and tens of millions. In a word, he cared. He wasn't out for personal status or wealth, and he wasn't willing to bow before a globalist elite. Is it yet a criminal offense to say this? It's my opinion based on what I've studied. I accept no responsibility for your being traumatized or grossly offended by anything written or posted here.
