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Isn't that a form of Stockholm syndrome?
by jotm 13y ago
Isn't that a form of Stockholm syndrome?
- MarcusBrutus 13y agoPerhaps, in a broader sense. One particular account I've read in a autobiographical book by a person who fought in a distant civil war and had been on both sides of the table, so to speak, recalls how he felt the same kind of bonding - "closeness" as he puts it - both with the people who tortured him and those who he, himself, tortured.