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Gaslighting and Narcissistic Abuse in the Blanchard Case: Unpacking the Tactics When people think of gaslighting in the Blanchard case, they often immediately assume Dee Dee was the perpetrator. The widely accepted story is that she lied about Gypsy’s illnesses, forced her into unnecessary medical treatments, and convinced the world her daughter was sick when...Read More

Child Abuse, Forensic Psychology, Kids Who Kill, Medical Child Abuse, The Murder of Dee Dee Blanchard, True Crime

The Chaos Machine Part 2: The Tragedy Pimps: How Kristy Blanchard and Gypsy Rose Manipulate Creators and Weaponize Chaos

February 4, 2025

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The story of Gypsy Rose Blanchard and the murder of her mother, Dee Dee Blanchard, has been shrouded in misinformation, drama, and manipulation. At the center of this whirlwind are Kristy Blanchard and Gypsy Rose, who have mastered the art of creating chaos to distract from the truth. Their tactics have consistently involved weaponizing social...Read More

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Wicked Wednesday: The Infamous Obsession: Exploring Hybristophilia in Men and Women

January 23, 2025

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Hybristophilia, often called the “Bonnie and Clyde Syndrome,” describes the romantic or sexual attraction to individuals who commit violent or heinous crimes. While much of the discussion surrounding this phenomenon focuses on women drawn to male criminals, the reality is more complex. Men, too, can exhibit Hybristophilia tendencies, with both genders being captivated by infamous...Read More

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Can 12 Steps Work for Anyone?

January 19, 2025

Yes, the 12-step program can work for anyone because its principles—self-awareness, accountability, humility, and growth—are universal. While it was originally created for addiction recovery, it can be adapted to address a variety of personal challenges or improve overall well-being. Here are examples of how the 12 steps can work for different individuals: 1. Dealing with...Read More

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The Power of Suggestion

January 12, 2025

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The Power of Suggestion: How Words Shape Our Reality The human mind is a marvel, capable of creating, analyzing, and adapting to its surroundings. But what if I told you that much of our perception, behavior, and even reality is shaped by something as subtle as the power of suggestion? From marketing strategies to social...Read More

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Confronting Gun Violence in Schools: Understanding the Issue and Exploring Solutions

January 3, 2025

Gun violence in schools has become an alarming and persistent issue, particularly in the United States, where such incidents occur at a higher frequency compared to other countries. Each incident resonates far beyond the immediate community, sparking widespread concern about the safety of students and teachers. From devastating tragedies like Columbine in 1999 to more...Read More

Forensic Psychology, School Shootings, True Crime

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Red Flags in Gypsy’s Memoir: Analyzing the Scar Connection and the Fatal Cut

December 31, 2024

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The case of Gypsy Rose Blanchard is as perplexing as it is tragic, and the recent release of her memoir, My Time to Stand, adds yet another layer to this enigmatic story. A particular excerpt from her book has sparked discussion and raised red flags—not only about the crime itself but also about Gypsy’s mindset...Read More

Forensic Psychology, Kids Who Kill, Mental Health, The Murder of Dee Dee Blanchard, True Crime

Importance of Having a Strong Support System

December 17, 2024

Support groups play a crucial role in providing emotional, psychological, and practical benefits to individuals facing various challenges. Here’s why they are important: 1. Emotional Support: Sharing experiences with people who have faced similar struggles fosters understanding and reduces feelings of isolation. 2. Validation: Being part of a group provides reassurance that one’s emotions and...Read More

Lifestyle, Mental Health, Women's Health

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Do We Have Guardian Angels and How Can We Connect

December 1, 2024