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lambert3430
Lambert :
16 years now, I'm officially insane and broken
2026-10-19 05:44:00
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ebayscam
James 🦦 :
i can tell bro’s going through something from the recent posts
2026-09-04 21:16:41
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heheimfuckedup
Meh :
ohh fuck you, i haven't thought of them for so long, you ruined it
2026-09-04 19:20:38
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“He never hit her.” Her brain couldn’t tell the difference. We tell abused women “at least he never hit you” and teach her that until there’s a mark, it doesn’t count. So she waits for a bruise to call it abuse. It never comes. The injury was already there. A Harvard psychiatrist, Martin Teicher, scanned young adults who’d been verbally abused — only words, no violence — and found their brains physically changed, in the regions that hold memory, run fear, and process language itself. His take: verbal abuse may do more harm than other kinds, because language is how we build our sense of who we are. This is a different injury — the brain finding a second road to the same wound. Your brain doesn’t know the difference between the threat behind a fist and the one behind his voice. The bruise was never the sole injury. It was just the part we agreed to count. #thecontrolcode #coercivecontrol #narcissisticabuse #domesticviolenceawareness #emotionalabuse
“He never hit her.” Her brain couldn’t tell the difference. We tell abused women “at least he never hit you” and teach her that until there’s a mark, it doesn’t count. So she waits for a bruise to call it abuse. It never comes. The injury was already there. A Harvard psychiatrist, Martin Teicher, scanned young adults who’d been verbally abused — only words, no violence — and found their brains physically changed, in the regions that hold memory, run fear, and process language itself. His take: verbal abuse may do more harm than other kinds, because language is how we build our sense of who we are. This is a different injury — the brain finding a second road to the same wound. Your brain doesn’t know the difference between the threat behind a fist and the one behind his voice. The bruise was never the sole injury. It was just the part we agreed to count. #thecontrolcode #coercivecontrol #narcissisticabuse #domesticviolenceawareness #emotionalabuse
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My wish for u this new month #gehgeh #CapCut
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