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Mental health disorders as a means to control our social environments
Social Control Disorders Mental health disorders as a means to control our social environments Neoma Dec 28, 2025 204 13 14 Share Imagine you ask your boyfriend to come over. He tells you he is too tired and has to work early the next day. Later that evening, you have a call, and mention to him that you had an emotionally challenging day. He immediately offers to run over. There is now a choice: Thanks for reading! Subscribe for free to receive new posts and support my work. Subscribe You accept the offer You do not accept the offer If you accept the offer, you now have data suggesting that wh
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