PATREON BONUS EPISODE PREVIEW: An Imagined Tragic Destiny w/ Thomas

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4.8 • 566 Ratings

🗓️ 15 April 2022

⏱️ 12 minutes

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This is just a preview of our exclusive Patreon bonus episode. You can hear the show in its entirety by becoming a member at: www.patreon.com/indoctrination Thomas grew up in Denmark with a covert narcissist mother who kept him socially isolated, emotionally abused him, and manipulated his sense of reality. For most of his life, he didn’t realize that anything was wrong, because of the covert nature of the emotional abuse, control, and gaslighting he was exposed to. About a year and a half ago he started to get a better grasp of his own reality and slowly began to understand what had really happened. Thomas returns to the show for a third time to respond to listener feedback from his previous episodes and update us on how his healing has progressed. He details how he's been able to unpack the complex trauma he experienced growing up with a covert narcissist as a mother. He navigates this difficult path in a systematic way in order to get clarity himself as well as help others better recognize signs of covert abuse and control. Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands

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0:00.0	Thanks for tuning in to our bonus episode preview.
0:10.2	This is just a short sample of this week's exclusive Patreon episode.
0:15.9	You can hear the episode in its entirety by becoming a member at patreon.com slash indoctrination, where you'll gain
0:24.4	access to all of our exclusive episodes and merchandise.
0:34.6	So I love using this phrase back by popular demand.
0:38.7	We have Thomas who really got so much feedback that was positive where people wanted to hear more.
0:47.9	They loved hearing the way you described things.
0:51.8	It was very clear.
0:53.0	It made a very confusing situation become
0:57.4	illuminated in the way that you were able to put words to it, which I know takes a lot of time,
1:04.8	just to be able to gain that kind of access to clarity about your situation and have enough distance from it to be able to look
1:14.4	at it in that way. So that was very much appreciated. And I was so happy that you were open to coming
1:20.2	back on to talk some more. There are some people who just, they just immediately felt connected
1:26.7	to you just in the way that you talked and your
1:30.8	experiences, whether their experiences were similar or different, there was enough overlap
1:36.0	in other people's lives. And also, they just felt bad for what you had been through. I mean,
1:41.9	that's also some of the feedback I get from some of
1:44.2	these episodes like, oh, so sorry. So I know we have a lot of subjects to tackle, but I wanted
1:52.3	just to welcome you and see just generally how you're doing and how's life. Thanks. It's good.
1:57.9	I'm still digesting stuff and finding strange emotional triggers that I hadn't been aware of before.
2:05.9	They're constantly popping up. But in general, I'm doing really, really good. And I'm really glad people like listening to the episode and can draw some value from my experiences.
2:15.8	Like, it's nice to be able to kind of transform bad experiences to something positive
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