Re: Debunking Beliefs that Add to Domestic Violence

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Hi Ilya ... Under the Be - Lie - F ...  is the lie of course.  But also is the Post Traumatic Stress Disorder from the Combat Stress Events they had to endure in childhood.

That I purport is at the core of Dysfunctional psychology .. Addictions .. Neuorsis .. Psychosis ... is that traumatic stress in the body and it is a physical disease.

Neurosis (Sad sickness) is coined by Sigmund Freud MD from WW 1 veterans as no one ever saw veterans for 100s of years of combat medicine .. come up with Combat Stress .. combat fatigues ... shell shock ... 

Take that traumatic stress out of the muscle memory .. and the addictions go away .. the BELIEFs .. they all get sorted out.

No longer into magical beliefs about God having sex with virgins all over the world .. but never Jews .. as they get the job done.

The Neurosis goes away .. the Psychosis (soul sickness) is made whole .. the light sweet tears of happiness and joy then come out.

Addictions is not a mental disease or problem .. it is a physical disease and more then Diet Restrictions must be done to physically change it.

My very warmest regards.

sumbuddie wear blind sea




On Thursday, May 5, 2022 at 2:57:29 PM UTC-7, Ilya Shambat wrote:
> Having looked at domestic violence across cultures, I've come to the conclusion that conventional explanations for domestic violence (low self-esteem; personality disorders; and further on along the same line) are wrong, and that the real reason for domestic violence is beliefs that are supporting of domestic violence. Here is my effort to assist the struggle against domestic violence by debunking such beliefs. 
> 

> Ilya Shambat 
> https://sites.google.com/site/ilyashambatthought
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