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This is what angers me the most...

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   Lack of Listening and Empathy  I know I'm speculating what could have been caught if the management had simply checked the license plate and name I gave them for the black SUV next to mine and since I was right, asked me how I knew, then if they listened I would have told them the story of how Chris Freeman's mother talked to me one time while I was finishing a detail and she has already been traumatized enough as it is due to an accident that was not her fault which I verified by looking it up with perplexity with what few details I had and all I found out was a state trooper was the one who responded to the accident.  She told me about it and how she was in shock when it happened and also main piece of information is she had not been able to see her grand kids for the past few years but we had a great conversation where I listened and before she left for the therapy she was on her way to she said "I feel like I have already been to therapy" as a compliment to me...

Now the entire thread of texts with my sister ....

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     Click here to view the entire conversation in PDF format and you can come to your own conclusions just like with my mother's, father's and now Kristen's.   Notice the dates, the Hasty generalization made and who is helping who.  The first part of the conversation was when I looked up the symptoms of iodine poisoning because it fit her symptoms using perplexity.ai.

If anyone would like to see exactly how little my mother cares here's a link to our entire text conversation

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    Click here to view the entire thread in PDF format

What effects a dismissive, emotionally abusive family has and what they need to do to change their behavior...

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  Explaining What Should Have Happened (in Simple Words) (in the terms of 3rd grader) Imagine if you were really sad or someone was being mean to you at school. You want your parents to help, listen, and stand up for you, right? Here’s what good parents should do: Listen carefully when their child says something is wrong. Believe their child and try to understand their side of the story. Protect their child from people who are being mean or spreading lies. Help fix problems , like if something’s wrong with your credit (that’s like someone messing with your piggy bank!). Support their child especially if you have to call for help, like the police—parents should never laugh, they should help you feel safe. Be proud and say “Good job!” when their child does something great, even little things. Talk about problems instead of pretending nothing happened. Check if something is true before believing silly stories (conspiracies) and trust their child’s hone...

This is why people believe in so many conspiracy theories..

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  Conspiracy Theories and their origin What I've learned by my own life experience, for instance when my daughter was just born and had colic and reflux issues for the first 2 years of her life is that during that stressful time when me and my ex-wife couldn't figure out why, I almost fell onto the anti-vaccination bandwagon because I was unable to find answers.  The anti-vaxxer movement was started by one doctor whose findings were later found to be inaccurate and misleading and also unable to be replicated.   Andrew Wakefield, a former British doctor and researcher, is widely recognized as the individual who ignited the modern anti-vaccination movement with his discredited research published in 1998. The research, published in The Lancet, falsely claimed a link between the measles, mumps, and rubella (MMR) vaccine and autism in children.  The moon landing conspiracy can be attributed to one man Bill Keysing and was even started in the mid 1970's.  It just...