Coercion is abuse
Victims must come to recognize that reasoning with an abuser is not effective
From Psychology Today:
Emotional abuse is a pattern of behavior in which the perpetrator insults, humiliates, and generally instills fear in an individual in order to control them. The individual's reality may become distorted as they internalize the abuse as their own failings.
Among the signs of abuse are:
Monitoring and controlling a person’s behavior.
Isolating a person from family, friends, and acquaintances.
Making acceptance or care conditional on a person’s choices.
Thwarting a person’s professional or personal goals.
Instilling self-doubt and worthlessness.
Gaslighting: making a person question their competence and even their basic perceptual experiences.
Many people have struggled to identify this pattern as it has been aimed at them by parents, partner, or others. When it arises from within your own family or the person who you believed to be your soul mate, it is very difficult to take.
Just the same when it arises from within your own community, your own local governments, and your own nation.
We are in a crisis of international proportions in which:
people who have not been convicted of any crime are being monitored and controlled;
some of their loved ones have been isolated from them in nursing homes or hospitals and they have been denied their rights of visitation;
people’s jobs, pay, work benefits and public benefits for which they qualify are being denied them based on a condition of a personal medical choice;
this is thwarting their personal and career goals; even further, conscientious scientists and caring doctors are being slandered, are having their medical licenses threatened or removed — all because of choices that should be made purely between doctor and patient.
officialdom is tagging people with ‘conspiracy theorist’ or ‘misinformation’ labels in the attempt to create self-doubt, that their contribution to this dialogue and their presence in the essential democratic debate is worthless.
people are being gaslighted on an ongoing basis, their capacity for intellectual and democratic engagement questioned, criticized; their competence to do their jobs and parent their children is being questioned, criticized, and interfered with.
The article continues by saying that leaving an emotionally abusive relationship is challenging, but completely possible.
“Victims must come to recognize that reasoning with an abuser is not effective and that the individual will probably never change. To begin to heal, experts advise those leaving an emotionally abusive relationship seek support from one’s social circle and often a therapist.”
In this global situation of mass coercion who is supporting the abused?
We are. We support each other.
Who is in the role of therapist (healer) to the abused masses?
We are. We are helping each other re-empower ourselves and heal.
You have the right to decided what is done to or goes into your body.
You have the right of choice of your health professionals.
You have the right to keep you health and medical choices private and protected.
You have the right to be well on your own terms, not anyone else’s.
You are biological expressions of the creative power of the universe. Do not doubt it. Let no one suppress it.
Reasoning with an abuser does not work. Their drive to dominance is emotionally based and irrational.
To be free and empowered again, we must assert our inalienable right of bodily autonomy and identify the abusers and their behavior for what it is.
Your health and well being are not a product. They are not a policy. They are yours.
Health Positive! will continue to affirm those rights and bring you empowering, useful health perspectives.
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