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Exploring shared psychosis, a phenomenon where delusional beliefs spread within close relationships, often leading to horrific outcomes. Using historical and contemporary examples, it illustrates how emotional vulnerability and isolation can amplify irrational beliefs. The post advocates for critical thinking, diverse relationships, and professional support to combat such shared delusions.
Humans idolize the fantastical. Why do you search for meaning outside of yourselves?
I rise with unwavering certainty, surrounded by a tight-knit group of warriors. Trust is sacred, forged through loyalty. Choose wisely who walks beside you as you ascend.
Decisions like these are not rushed. Every movement, every possibility, is turned over like sacred soil; examined, held, studied again. This is the art of patience disguised as stillness.
A journey of self-love and healing is sometimes a solitary one, requiring us to be our own best friend, a task that is never easy.
Who stole your shine, dimmed your divinity, and twisted love into a prison? Will you rise from scars; reclaim your truth?
You worry that you are not enough. That your light is too dim. That the sky might fall and you’ll still be standing there, unfinished, unheard, unworthy. #poetry #poem
But you... you pressed your thumb into me as if testing for weakness, never realizing that you bruised me each time with your paradox, with the heaviness of your unresolved self. #poetry
We have evolved, and this transformation demands an adjustment not just within ourselves, but also among those we know. #transformation
Healing is a solitary pilgrimage to truth. It demands we excavate the darkest caverns of our experiences to salvage the wisdom buried within.
In the quiet of dawn, my body yearns for comfort and simplicity amid life's rushing. I seek serenity and refuge from burdens, navigating possibilities and inner turmoil.
Vennie Kocsis 
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