"Those who are able to see beyond the shadows and lies of their culture will never be understood let alone believed by the masses." -- Plato

15 Signs That You Might Be In An Abusive Relationship (Governments do all of these!) **You may be in an busive relationship if they...*** 1. Stop you seeing friends and family. 2. Won't let you go out without permission. 3. Tell you what to wear. 4. Monitor your phone or emails. 5. Control the finances, or won't let you work. 6. Control what you read, watch and say. 7. Monitor everything you do. 8. Punish you for breaking the rules, but the rules keep changing! 9. Tell you it is for your own good, and that they know better. 10. Don't allow you to question it. 11. Tell you you're crazy, and no one agrees with you. 12. Call you names or shame you for being stupid or selfish. 13. Gaslight you, challenge your memory of events, make you doubt yourself. 14. Dismiss your opinions. 15. Play the victim, if things go wrong, it's all your fault.

"Those who are able to see beyond the shadows and lies of their culture will never be understood let alone believed by the masses." -- Plato

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