*paint the villain in your mind*
What do they look like?

miriam-harrington

I painted you when i shouldn't have

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Such a question... this reminds me of the Karpman drama triangle I studied about many years ago, and how we switch between the hero, the villian, and the victim sometimes all in the space of a day, with other people in that same triangle moving between one and another as well. When I look at the villian they look like me, and have for about a year now. This is so much deeper than it may appear after a quick glance, and something that is really worth pondering.