Grohoske
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I consume cocaine for my breakfasts
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Joined Apr 22, 2021
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Living in Ashburn, United States
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Last active Sep 27, 2022
I would probably take them to the most rotten, underdeveloped, and possibly barren city of a third-world country so they're highly unimpressed and decide to leave. I mean I have enough on my plate to hear that aliens are taking over our world in the news every day. Besides, I've had enough of unexpected events in this life especially after living through a whole ass pandemic. And I think the wise option is that we leave them alone anyways because ehm ehm some countries have a knack for controlling everyone and everything. I'm sure aliens have no interest in being ruled by white human beings if that isn't already the intention that they're coming to us with. But yeah, I would definitely not take them on earth sight seeing.
The biggest difference between a trauma bond and true love is a trauma bond is toxic in all ways possible. I know it may sound like the plot of a highly complex romantic novel, but I can assure you that romantic is the last thing that it is. On the other hand, being in love (that isn't toxic) is rather freeing because you know that at the end of the day, no matter what happens, you have this person in your corner and they are there to stay. This knowledge and feeling make it so much easier and 'safer' to grow as a person and explore the world in front of you. However, if it were a trauma bond, you would constantly feel guilty for trying to leave the corner your partner is in, you would often think about how they would feel or think about you if you did what you wanted to it. All in all, a trauma bond is not at all liberating!