Muslims in the UK
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Nobody looking for marriage here everyone is here for a joke not marriage.
Subhanallah, the things that happen when we ask Allah!🥹 Alhamdulillah I fasted and prayed on Arafat, my duas are being answered so fast! I just passed my theory test, and alhamdulillah have received so much good news!
Tahajjud and duas are truly like an arrow that never misses the target.
Salaam, any women who are f1 fans by any chance? 👀 maybe too much to ask for 😂
Thoughts on Ariana’s new song? I actually love it! Stream hate that I made you love me inshallah 🤛
Trauma-based mind control is a term used to describe the idea that severe trauma, fear, abuse, coercion, or repeated psychological conditioning can make a person more susceptible to influence, control, or manipulation. It appears in some psychological discussions, survivor accounts, and conspiracy-related narratives, but many of the more extreme claims associated with the term are not supported by mainstream scientific evidence.
In established psychology, related concepts include:
Coercive control — patterns of intimidation, isolation, and manipulation used to dominate another person.
Trauma bonding — strong emotional attachments that can form between an abuser and a victim through cycles of abuse and reward.
Conditioning and learned behavior — ways people can be trained to respond to certain stimuli or situations.
Dissociation — a psychological response to overwhelming trauma in which a person may feel detached from their thoughts, feelings, or surroundings.
Researchers generally recognize that trauma can profoundly affect thinking, behavior, memory, relationships, and vulnerability to manipulation. However, claims that trauma can be used to create highly controlled “programmed” individuals with extraordinary capabilities are not supported by strong scientific evidence.