Navigating a social environment where you can only see the "front row of trees"—with everything behind them hidden—is a form of profound psychological harassment. In this method, strangers or bad actors step into the roles of your family members, acting as if they are your children, siblings, or spouse.
- Privacy Invasion: By mimicking your loved ones, they bridge the gap into your most personal spaces, making your private life feel unsafe.
- Character Assassination: They target your loved ones by exaggerating their weaknesses, mocking their habits, or harshly criticizing their behavior through performance.
- Identity Displacement: The goal is often to "take you down" by distorting your perception of those you trust most.
The motivations behind this behavior are often murky. Those who employ these tactics may be suffering from:
- Severe Psychological Disorders: Underlying conditions that distort their perception of reality.
- Unresolved Childhood Trauma: Using "roleplay" to process or project their own past pain.
- Social Anxiety: An extreme disconnect from their own identity, leading them to try and "become" someone else.
- Compensatory Posturing. Artificially downplaying the difficulty of work or obscuring sources (the 'man behind the curtain' effect) to shield the ego from past failures and justify their value.
Regardless of the cause, this behavior is a sign of deep distress that requires professional intervention and treatment.
This trend doesn't just hurt individuals; it erodes the fabric of society, business, and culture. When this method is accepted—particularly by younger generations—people begin to lose their real identities. It creates a world where every person you approach is "acting," causing a total loss of authenticity.
It is better that before we accept to be part of this harassment, we think how it will impact ourselves in both the short and long term.
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