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I can't help but connect this to the internet fulfilling it's promise of helping people to find communities of others like them. In the past, I imagine a lot of
by hypersoar 5y ago
I can't help but connect this to the internet fulfilling it's promise of helping people to find communities of others like them. In the past, I imagine a lot of these parents would have had trouble filling up their life with enablers validating their toxic perspective. They'd have to deal with people around them not taking their side by either facing criticism or shutting up about it. Either way, they'd have space to maybe rethink things.
This kind of thing is readily apparent with people getting together online to talk about politics. But what about other conditions? Are bad bosses more likely to find validation among other bad bosses? Is any of my sociological bullshitting here true?
- Shared404 5y ago> Are bad bosses more likely to find validation among other bad bosses? Having not used it much, LinkedIn does feel a bit like this.
- DarylZero 5y agoThere are landlord forums, employer forums, cop forums, where they all validate one another's abuse. Abusive parents are unlikely to form a community on that basis, but there must be parenting forums run by and for abusers-in-denial.