“I want to cry but I want it to look like I don’t want anyone to see it but I want someone to see it and that I don’t want anyone to see it.”
It’s a feeling. It’s not a big deal in itself. If there are extenuating circumstances whereby it may be relevant that other people see it. Or in an extenuating case, isolated parts of many psychologies may indicate something relevant. Or normal. Otherwise you are mentally ill.
Someone has normalized abnormal psychology. Someone has, in trying to recycle souls and achieve absolution while still getting off in a number of ways, normalized abnormal psychology. Now everyone’s modus operandi is a piece of extreme or abnormal psychology.
But this type of psychology—this theme; or series of themes— seems to be relevant to everything from your personal life to global politics. It is indicative of a severe ailment. Personally and apparently globally. I assume that whatever all the aspects of this psychology indicate a number of themes.
What for, though? Some type of gain; and perhaps rolling over losses into the gain synchronicically: a black hole simplified—but an apparently appealing or inflagrating series of motifs that works to achieve your goals. Be they sex, power, money. And simultaneously absolution. And diversion. A masterpiece.
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