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  Due to my curiosity, and my own resilience, I survived 2 different narcissistic families , one of which has 3 felons as her children, my biological one has a bunch of know it all grandiose narcissist’s and one covert narcissist, each of whom think they know better than the other and the exception is my sister needing my mother’s approval or validation otherwise she would hit bottom and never come back up.   My mother and father, once achieving their dreams, now sit like logs in front of a tv and do the exact same thing each and every day, would you say that’s living life to the fullest?   Nope.   Yet I still have so much potential and better morals than all or most of them because I don’t judge people, I help someone everyday, and not even the same person.   I’ve met people from several different religions, and from different states and according to my research and the documentary “(dis)honesty, people cheating on taxes and making other things social norms is ...

 According to the Bible’s values, a father should respond with support, compassion, guidance, and humility . In simple terms, Scripture points to these core responsibilities : • Provide encouragement, not judgment. “ Fathers, do not provoke your children to anger , but bring them up in the discipline and instruction of the Lord.” (Ephesians 6:4) • Offer wisdom and guidance . The father’s role is to teach, advise, and help a child grow in character, not just achievements. (Proverbs 1:8–9) This verse is only relevant if my character is flawed but it's just the opposite in his case. • Be present and supportive . A biblical father walks with his child through hardship, offering comfort and stability . (Psalm 103:13) • Show unconditional love . Love isn’t based on success or milestones. (1 Corinthians 13) Unconditional love or even love at all, is not something my family values, they value their material belongings and only to keep control or power over, even holding both me an...

  Many civilizations slide into dictatorship when crises, weak institutions, and charismatic authoritarian leaders intersect, and when enough people decide that order and security matter more than freedom. This pattern has repeated across regions and eras, which is why authoritarian rule is so historically common. linkedin +3 ​ Structural conditions Dictators almost always rise out of chaos rather than stability: Severe economic crises (hyperinflation, mass unemployment, debt, food shortages) drive people to support “strong” leaders who promise quick fixes. tracesofevil +2 ​ Military defeat, civil war, or foreign humiliation (like post–World War I Germany or post–imperial collapses) create national resentment and a desire to “restore greatness,” which extremists exploit. studentsofhistory +2 ​ Deep social inequalities and rapid social change (industrialization, urbanization, migration) leave large groups feeling threatened or left behind, making radical solutions more at...

 Life Hacks and Things that would make you go "That's way to do something I would have never thought to do" 1.  I was told that if you need your dog to get in the shower or bathe a bigger dog, just take your hand and slap some peanut butter down the shower wall and I bet you, your dog will stay there licking it until there is none left . That is just the most recent one I've heard from someone that literally amazed me how people with this disorder think differently than the average person, this is why I see mine as more of a super power rather than a disorder, as long as I am medicated properly, for me.  Everyone's body chemistry is different so what works for me might not work for other's, the main thing you have to do is... Research anything you put in your body first, and listen to what your body tells you similar to how my body told me lactose, does not agree with me and it's been that way most if not all of my life, humans do not need milk, they get c...