Welcome to Narcissist Apocalypse, everyone. I am Brandon Chadwick, and today we are going to be talking about a new system we've been building in the background here, and it starts off as being about autonomy.

And what we've been doing is trying to kind of like nail down personality profiles

in a way of abusers and outcomes.

And the first subset that we've been doing is, profiles in a way of abusers and outcomes.

And the first subset that we've been doing is mothers and daughters,

abusive mothers and the outcomes for daughters that have gone through this.

And eventually we will get to relationships. That's just that there's so much data to go through that it was,

in my mind, easier to start off with mothers and daughters. And we still need a lot more mother-daughter

stories, even if you do not want to be on the show.

Just recording a story helps us take the story and throw it into our framework that we

created to see if the framework holds.

And we're still in the process of creating more subsets of identities.

So I know that sounds like a lot of stuff that doesn't make sense to any of you,

but, you know, when we think about mothers and daughters on the show,

a big part of everything is autonomy.

And autonomy is the biggest overall arching thing that is going on.

And it's about independence.

It's about identity.

It's about separateness and autonomy means, you know, the right to think your own thoughts,

the right to feel your own feelings, the right to make your own decisions, the right to privacy,

the right to become your own person.

And in many ways, abusive maternal systems, autonomy is systematically eroded.

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