Gaslighting

This audio summary explores gaslighting in a clear, grounded way—without drama, and without blaming the listener for what happened. It walks through common tactics like conditional apologies, triangulation, splitting, and “complisults,” then shows how gaslighting can appear in dating dynamics, workplace relationships, political messaging, and cult-like environments.

Along the way, the narration offers steady, practical protections: documenting interactions, involving witnesses, reality-checking information sources, seeking professional support, and setting boundaries that honor emotional safety. The goal is simple and humane: to help listeners trust their own perceptions again and move through the world with more clarity and self-respect.

• People who feel chronically confused, guilty, or “too sensitive” after certain conversations and want a clearer understanding of emotional manipulation.
• Anyone navigating high-conflict relationships at home or at work who would benefit from practical boundary-setting and documentation habits.
• Listeners who want a calm framework for spotting manipulation in public messaging, online spaces, or controlling groups.

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