Questions: True or False? Regardless of your social class if you’re not trying to heal your internal/childhood wounds, and maladaptive attachment style you have no class? Are you a spiritual aristocrat? Do you Have A Dusty Attachment Style? Is secure attachment the 1%’er of attachment styles? Which attachment styles would be considered Spiritually impoverished? Which attachment style have you been the most egregiously offended by and why? Should securely attached people avoid dating any and all insecurely attached people? Why or why not? Are you really securely attached or just deceptively cosplaying as a so-called confident and stable individual? How would you know?

Question: 1. “When should you go no contact after a relationship has ended?” 2. How do I effectively enforce the "No-Contact Rule" with my ex? 3. True or false: No Contact forces your ex to feel the full repercussions of breaking up? 4. Can I still be friends after the "No Contact" period ends? 5. How can I manage the loneliness and sadness during the "No Contact" period? 6. Does No Contact work on men and women in terms of missing their partners? 7. How does the No Contact rule affect a woman?

Questions: Can you get to know someone better by understanding who they are through an accurate interpretation of their dreams? What can our dreams tell us about our relationships, generational, curses, and childhood trauma? How do maladaptive attachment styles impact our dreams? What is my subconscious trying to tell me in my dreams? Can you discover if your partner is cheating on you through your dreams? If you die in your dreams, does that mean you will die in the real world? Are your dreams more closely related to the matrix in which we live in our waking state or, the real world in which we encounter in our sleep? Do dreams carry “real” messages about real world events? Is there a way to communicate with someone through dreams? What does modern psychology say about dream analysis?

Why should you not put your partner on a pedestal in a relationship? 1. Do you suddenly find yourself becoming the object of someone’s unwanted affection? (Alternatively, are you someone who uses pedestalization as a substitute for authentic love?) Why do so many people put their partner on a pedestal in the beginning of a relationship only to mistreat them later? 2. How does your definition/vision of what it means to be loved contrast with the reality of how you have been “loved” by others in your relationships? Why do people in relationships with narcissists often put the narcissist on a pedestal? 3. What are three things that drive or influence your capacity and/or ability to love authentically? 4. Does being placed on someone’s pedestal beckon an inevitable fall from their good graces? If so, is it possible to return to your previous height? What’s the unconscious reason why we ‘put people on a pedestal’? 5. How does pedestalization function as a tool of avoidance, codependency and/or FEAGO? 6. How is your attachment style and/or primary love language shaped by the phenomenon of pedestalization? 1. In what ways does pedestalization in relationships hinder genuine emotional connection and intimacy?

MarthaDom - The nature of utilizing doing/transactionalism to absolve a worthiness wound. (Levels of Progress are the outward indicators that worthiness may or may not be actualized.) MaryDom - The positioning of oneself to sit at the feet of the “Master”/Mastery of Being with self— absent of exchange from another. (Presence or rather the acceptance of self is the result.) 1. Is your value/self worth dependent upon the joy, emotions and/or praise you can generate from others? 2. Would your view of who you are be altered if you were no longer able to be of service to those around you? 3. Have you ever been able to cultivate and maintain peace with another person without having to be of service to them in some way? 4. Do you believe the expressions of love and concern people have for you, or is their love an extension of what you provide to them? 5. What are some ways you can recognize a spirit of “Mathadom” in an individual and how can you ensure that they understand their value outside of their capabilities?

****The Only Way to Heal Is Trough!!! “The obstacle in the path becomes the path The obstacle in the path becomes the path. Never forget, within every obstacle is an opportunity to improve our condition. Ryan Holiday, The Obstacle Is the Way: The Timeless Art of Turning Trials into Triumph **** Complex post-traumatic stress disorder (complex PTSD, sometimes abbreviated to c-PTSD or CPTSD) is a condition where you experience some symptoms of PTSD along with some additional symptoms, such as: difficulty controlling your emotions. feeling very angry or distrustful towards the world. Questions: What is Spiritual & Intellectual bypassing in relationship? True or False? Spiritual bypassing describes a tendency to use spiritual explanations to avoid complex psychological issues Are you someone who plays with fire, in other words, do you have a propensity to ignore your partner’s emotional outbursts and/or overall emotional dysregulation? In what ways have you allowed someone else’s emotional dysregulation to harm you and when did you become aware of it? How does playing with fire correlate with CPTSD, childhood trauma, adverse relationship experiences, and attachment styles? What are some ways you can remain present with yourself during periods of relational conflict and dysregulation? Do you reject and/or acquiesce to the whims of your emotionally dysregulated partner? What do you believe has had the greatest impact on your emotional pain tolerance level?

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What does "cold empathy" mean when referring to narcissistic behavior? Questions: How does the concept of "cold empathy" relate to narcissistic behavior, particularly in the context of relationship method actors? Can empathy be learned and developed in adulthood, especially for individuals embodying the traits of "cold blooded" relationship method actors? What distinguishes emotional empathy from cognitive empathy, and how do these forms of empathy manifest in relationship method acting? In the realm of relationship dynamics, how do you define and interpret the significance of empathy? How can cognitive empathy be utilized by relationship method actors to enhance their portrayals and interactions within their roles?

What are some examples of hoovering? How do you tell if you are being Hoovered? What triggers a narcissist to Hoover? What stops a narcissist hoovering? How long do narcissists Hoover? 1. In the realm of emotionally abusive dynamics, how does hoovering manifest as a manipulative tactic employed by narcissists? 2. Drawing inspiration from Dr. Ross Rosenberg's human magnet book, how does the concept of hoovering relate to the dynamic of codependency and narcissistic relationships? 3. Have you ever experienced the subtle yet insidious effects of hoovering, where a narcissist attempts to suck you back into their emotionally chaotic web? 4. Reflecting on Dr. Rammani's insights, how can individuals recognize the signs of hoovering and break free from the grip of emotional manipulation?

Questions: 1. What Is an Example of a Pathological Liar? 2. What are the Key differences between pathological and compulsive liars? 3. How to handle a relationship with either type of liar (compulsive versus pathological)? 4. Is Pathological Lying a Mental Disorder? 5. Agree or disagree: Pathological liars lie out of habit and sometimes aren’t even aware of their lying behaviors because they believe it themselves. 6. Are Pathological Liars Born or Made? 7. True or False: “A pathological liar tells lies in order to get their way, save face, get out of trouble, or avoid blame.” —Ramani Durvasula, PhD 8. True or False: “The compulsive liar will typically lie in low- or no-stakes situations, perhaps saying they went to a certain vacation spot when they didn’t, or lying about what they watched on TV the night before,” says Dr. Durvasula. 9. True or False: While being honest typically carries a positive connotation and lying holds a negative one, the result of either action isn’t always so clear-cut.