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We are what we repeatedly do. —Aristotle
Real life happens in real time, and decisions have to be made in an instant.
One can only see what one observes, and one observes only things which are already in the mind.” Trust
Any person who seeks to isolate you physically is a potential danger. If you enter into a relationship, a group, an organization, or a cult and you sense that this person is trying to isolate you from family, friends, co-workers, or people you feel comfortable with, you are dealing with a dangerous personality. If people care for you, they want you to flourish and be happy, to be with your friends. If they want to keep you from others (and they have all sorts of ways of achieving that, including using guilt or shaming your friends and family), just be aware that dangerous personalities use isolation for control. Everyone from Jim Jones to Ted Bundy used isolation to control their victims. Avoid it if possible. This also includes avoiding getting into vehicles
Analysis of her modus vivendi (how she lived)
Many people think of a narcissist as someone who perhaps names hotels after himself or always wants to be in the spotlight—maybe a character on reality TV.
Details ensure accuracy and help avoid the risk of overlooking meaningful or nuanced behaviors
Evil, crime, or suffering comes at us in many ways, and rarely does it wave aflag or blow a whistle to say, “Get ready, I’m coming!
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