In this reflection I respond to a podcast series,  "Something Was Wrong," about a woman in a psychologically abusive relationship. In it, I confront my own personal experiences with romance and abuse and the ways I agree AND disagree with the messages in that series. 
 
Supporting themes: Psychological abuse; Physical abuse; Emotional abuse; Feminism, Narcissism  Religion, Family, Culture, Race and intersectionality; Relationship escalator. 
 
Typology: Ni and Type 8

In this reflection I respond to a podcast series, "Something Was Wrong," about a woman in a psychologically abusive relationship. In it, I confront my own personal experiences with romance and abuse and the ways I agree AND disagree with the messages in that series. Supporting themes: Psychological abuse; Physical abuse; Emotional abuse; Feminism, Narcissism Religion, Family, Culture, Race and intersectionality; Relationship escalator. Typology: Ni and Type 8

In this reflection I respond to a podcast series,&nbsp; "Something Was Wrong," about a woman in a psychologically abusive relationship. In it, I confront my own personal experiences with romance and abuse and the ways I agree AND disagree with the messages in that series.&nbsp;
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Supporting themes: Psychological abuse; Physical abuse; Emotional abuse; Feminism, Narcissism&nbsp; Religion, Family, Culture, Race and intersectionality; Relationship escalator.&nbsp;
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Typology: Ni and Type 8

Something Was Wrong

This is a podcast about personality theory and personal development. Primarily using MBTI, the host, an INTJ,  talks about living out loud as an introverted intuitive-- a function that only INTJs and INFJs lead with (making up only 4% of the population).    To learn more, visit:  
https://yournidom.wordpress.com/podcast/

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This is a podcast about personality theory and personal development. Primarily using MBTI, the host, an INTJ, talks about living out loud as an introverted intuitive-- a function that only INTJs and INFJs lead with (making up only 4% of the population). To learn more, visit: https://yournidom.wordpress.com/podcast/

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