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Attention Confused Labelled People

  •  5/9/2013
  •   Lefave, Patricia
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Trying to “Make Sense” of Your Chaotic Experience?

Dysfunctional Splitters DO NOT include YOUR full awareness of THEM in their “covert” evaluations of you, even when they do it pairs, or in groups, from just a few feet away from you, like at bus stops etc. The “hidden in plain sight” bit is a part of their own Splitter Delusion but they will never acknowledge that because feeling “superior” to you, in either understanding or worth, and avoiding knowing the truth about both themselves and you, is the point of what they do.

That's why you can be talking right TO them about what they do and they can't HEAR you. What they are hearing is their ownfantasy and they make their “inferiors” FIT into it, so they don't have to wake up to the reality of themselves and their own errors.

It's not rocket science but that fact does not make it any easier to penetrate the groupthink that sustains this kind of group delusion. The group in agreement together in fact, reinforces it in the group members. They get a feeling of “belonging” from it as a payoff.

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When you open your mind to the impossible, sometimes you find the truth.

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How to Use These Public Posting Boards

We can use these public boards as a means of collective contact amongst psychiatric survivour/ex mental patients. 

(Interacting with the non- psychiatrized as well where appropriate) As with all sites like mine, this is a good way to get out of psycho-social isolation, feel connected to those with similar experiences, and to share what helps and what does not.

Please remember that this one is a PUBLIC board so that anyone can see what you have to say. I personally have access to your addresses and e-mails when you register but you do not have to use your real name or otherwise expose your identity. The server owner also has access to anything you post here as well but it will not be used in any way UNLESS you say something that is breaking the laws.

I want to keep my ‘G’ rating so that a ten year old could read this without blushing, feeling frightened or learning new words that would shock even me as an old lady... so watch your way of expressing yourself please. I do not have a lot of time on line so if anyone notices a problem with any posts please bring it to my attention by sending me an e-mail directing me, by title, to the problem post. E-mail me at:

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Please download the two PDF files below regarding how to use the boards and the software.

1.   Posting in the First Person Singular Style

This one is about the simple method of use

2.   Registering, Signing in and Using the Software

This one is about the physical use of the site software and gives a step by step direction.

Both are in the PDF files below and can be downloaded to a computer, flash drive or opened and read online here.


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Who Defines the Normal and Why?
The Focus on this interactive page is going to be on the perspective we don't hear much about: the Normal group member and his or her role in the design and diagnosis of the assigned illness, given to the individual who gets psychiatrized, often for 'complaining' about his/her experience with 'others' as well as the Normal's function as a part of a Normal group.

Here we will shift the focus OFF of the psychiatrized one and ONTO the group as a whole, and some of its other members in particular.

 

I believe we need to take another look at 'Normal' and how it all got to be considered to BE 'Normal. In doing so we may just find that a whole lot of what is now considered to be 'Normal' might better be described as 'common' or ‘habit.' Longstanding dysfunctional relating for example is very often called “Normal' by those who are used to it, who want to stay 'popular' in their group by keeping silent, or who “don't want to make waves “in the name of “getting along.” Often of course, those who are “getting along” are not really “getting along” with everyone and are part of a well practised scapegoating system. 

So if you have some stories of your “Normal' experiences, this is the page for that.

 

As usual on these pages, please follow the few simple rules of communication and talk about; ideas or experiences generally, your own personal experiences without naming proper names, your feelings, your experiences  of the mental illness system, good or bad, in relation to your own personal experience with it.  Keep it connected on this page though to defining and questioning what is considered to be “Normal” thinking and behaviour. Do NOT name names, as this is a public board and liability laws apply. Keeping your sharing in the first person singular and/or in relation to ideas or concepts allows you to have your say and keeps you and me, safe from harm or legal problems at the same time.

 

Above is the PDF Copy of the practical use of the Bulletin Board and how the software at this site works for you personally. 
 

To use this Board you DO have to register to this site in just the same way you do in any support group BUT this discussion is not closed to the public.

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