We know, either you're gaslighting us about our sick leave, or you're gaslighting us about coronavirus for Amazon's profits.
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I'm very careful about using the word gaslighting because I see it misused, but there is a gaslighting part of the experience.
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"Gaslighting" came out of a book proposal, so I had an agent, and I wrote "Gaslighting" in the wake of the election.
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And then, on the other hand, I'm pleasantly surprised to see that the response toward Jay sort of gaslighting me was that people were like, 'That's gaslighting.
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Jill Stein seems to be trying her hand at gaslighting.
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Then came several decades of scientific denial, distortion, and gaslighting.
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"It felt like gaslighting," says one student from the thread.
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Doctors stopped gaslighting me and started being incredibly, brutally honest.
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Even for the Trump campaign, this is some primo gaslighting.
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Hawley's narrative gaslighting mirrors the way mental illness clouds reality.
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I first learned about gaslighting in a college film class.
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That Pelosi refuses to acknowledge this almost feels like gaslighting.
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Watch out for gaslighting, especially at home and at work.
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"It was absolutely gaslighting," he told me over the phone.
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Trumpism is a form of collective gaslighting at Twitter speed.
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It is gaslighting before your very eyes and it's shameful.
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Anyone who tells you this isn't misogynoir is gaslighting you.
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This is how absurd, gaslighting "crisis actor" theories go viral.
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Sometimes the worst was the gaslighting, the denial, the coldness.
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How was gaslighting under those administrations different from what's happening now?
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All of this gaslighting gets the conspirators exactly what they want.
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And, Jordan isn't the only man gaslighting the women of Paradise.
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"You are gaslighting the American people," one protester yelled at Kavanaugh.
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However, the origins of the term "gaslighting" are a little murkier.
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The gaslighting piece struck people for a bunch of different reasons.
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Janice, halfheartedly gaslighting her, hopes that Eliza will tone it down.
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Counseling — SOLO, because abuse and gaslighting can corrupt the counseling process.
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"That's gaslighting," one guy protests, and, of course, that's the point.
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Survivors do not report abuse for many reasons, including fear of gaslighting.
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"There's such gaslighting in this culture," she said, of Hollywood writ large.
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I don't know about you, but to me, gaslighting is the worst.
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Such rampant misrepresentation of reality and psychological manipulation has a name: gaslighting.
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As Mira Rapp Hooper noted, this is nuclear gaslighting, plain and simple.
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It's one in which gaslighting is just part of the daily plan.
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Because you're going to need them to keep doing that much gaslighting.
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This novel checks a lot of boxes: STEM girls, gaslighting, sexual consent.
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"Moving forward without apologizing is just gaslighting," she said of the announcement.
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He's gaslighting, muddling and contradicting the urgent public health advice from experts.
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"The gaslighting piece was able to sum up a lot," Picardi said.
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Sexual harassment, gaslighting, broken promises of promotion, gender-based discrimination, and racism.
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From his initial charm to his subsequent gaslighting, Parker's behavior is textbook toxic.
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McGowan, for the record, has endured egregious gaslighting at the hands of Weinstein.
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Gaslighting, incel, techlash, gammon, cakeism, overtourism, orbiting and of course, Big Dick Energy.
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That is crazy enough, but it is not where the gaslighting comes in.
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I hadn't yet heard the word "gaslighting," but I think of it now.
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What were you doing before people learned about you from the gaslighting story?
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It's gaslighting as a coup de théâtre, breathtakingly implausible, yet presented as truth.
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No word yet on whether "gaslighting" will be covered under their new plan.
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And the term "gaslighting" comes from a famous horror film — 1944's Gaslight.
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There's a whole chapter on gaslighting and how we can do it better.
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Gaslighting in interpersonal relationships often develops or builds on an existing power dynamic.
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The first step is to establish when there is a gaslighting operation in progress.
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But when it's gorgeous outside, it's as if the sun is gaslighting my emotions.
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But Trump's biggest campaign tactic is gaslighting, so this is par for the course.
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This guy is a gaslighting, assaulting, harassing abuser and people need to be warned.
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And as in any case of sustained abuse, gaslighting is integral to institutional racism.
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Even the means of her legal escape—temporary insanity—was a form of gaslighting.
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Gaslighting an Entire Nation: The U.S. usually underreports civilian deaths caused by its airstrikes.
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"It is time for Cuomo to stop gaslighting women," Nixon wrote in a tweet.
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" According to Washington Post journalist Aaron Blake, Pompeo&aposs rejoinder was akin to "gaslighting.
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So I think there's like a weird gaslighting that's happening too, between two sides.
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It's a strike against the gaslighting world that distrusts women and ignores their vulnerabilities.
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When the Trump administration talks about LGBTQ rights today, it comes across as gaslighting.
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But it's not possible that all of the gaslighting going on here is unintentional.
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As Johan, on the other hand, Mr. González gives a master class in gaslighting.
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"It's the same gaslighting that has been going on for a long time," says Lindsay.
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Chuck Todd: But, Kara, to answer your question ... I knew the gaslighting was out there.
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Certainly Ru's tone-policing, gaslighting, and Good Negro performance stem from a primordial survival instinct.
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When Trump elided his past positions, confusing and gaslighting voters, they'd seen that before too.
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Too often, the response is a cocktail of defensiveness, avoidance, gaslighting, condescension and/or denial.
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We see this over and over and over again in expressions of surprise, or gaslighting.
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So the President convened a gaslighting session Tuesday with the media at the White House.
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Featuring one-album-wonder Rikrok, "It Wasn't Me" is a gaslighting anthem of epic proportions.
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The response from our elected leaders is a toxic stew of gaslighting and coldhearted arrogance.
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Yes, and my lit agent was in place before "Gaslighting," so I really trust her.
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The White House's cleanup efforts have largely centered on one strategy, which is, basically, gaslighting.
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Catfights, gaslighting, and "random" pop-ups from exes — this season really does have it all.
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And so what better way to exploit that than through gaslighting and all these issues?
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It's from all that time you spent lying and gaslighting Americans at the White House.
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Backed into a corner by his own words, Lewandowski fessed up to gaslighting the media.
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One of the most common ways gaslighting plays out is through the use of microaggressions.
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Gaslighting doesn't always go from men to women, but when we're talking about me as Morgan, a victim of gaslighting by men in authority positions throughout the decades, I'm left to wonder why there was an option to play as a male Morgan at all.
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We're forced to deal with everything from societal gaslighting to rape culture and systematically sexist policies.
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In my interviews with birth control users, the idea of gaslighting oneself came up numerous times.
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" Cue the gaslighting from Disick: "I think you expect a lot from a lot of people.
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It's gaslighting at its most diabolical, especially since Alison has since shed her mean girl skin.
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"Gaslighting" implies that something strategic is happening, and Trump appears to be working on pure intuition.
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At numerous points throughout the interview, Todd let Trump get away with blatant falsehoods and gaslighting.
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So I'm going, "Wow, that's what gaslighting feels like" — to make you feel like you're crazy.
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There's a reason "gaslighting" has become one of the most overused terms of the Trump era.
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It's hard to tell if these women are engaged in deliberate gaslighting or frantic reputation maintenance.
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This is gaslighting, which makes someone question their version of reality, and can do further damage.
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Gaslighting is often the reason women and people from other marginalized groups don't confront their perpetrators.
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Now, people use the term "gaslighting" to describe the process of deliberately making someone act irrationally.
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Another form of gaslighting, and another way of avoiding responsibility, is minimizing: It wasn't that bad.
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It's important to separate gaslighting from genuine disagreement, which is common, and even important, in relationships.
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Here's hoping messenger Mercury can put a kibosh on the post-truth gaslighting that's been going down.
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To me, the collective gaslighting of America will always be the defining phenomenon of the 2016 election.
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" Reeves added: "This Court concludes that the Mississippi Legislature's professed interest in 'women's health' is pure gaslighting.
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It's often confusing and drawn out, consisting of icy conversations, gaslighting, project cancellations, transition rejections, or demotions.
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Kamil & Annaliese Kamil, honorable man, has decided to carry on the grand tradition of gaslighting in Paradise.
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Does he ever believe these patients, or does he just spend all his time unintentionally gaslighting them?
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But it would also, for once, show Democratic unity and confidence in the face of Republican gaslighting.
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But the more appropriate term might be from the context of intimate relationships — when it's called gaslighting.
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Obviously this is a horrible, misogynistic practice, now known as "gaslighting" after the 1944 George Cukor film.
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Indeed, his wearing of the gas mask was to protect himself from the Republican gaslighting of America.
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SA: As you may know, the process of psychological manipulation that Cheryl describes is often called gaslighting.
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Babies are pretty dumb at first and full of adorable mistakes, so his gaslighting is not necessary.
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"Big love for the messages of support and similar stories of gaslighting you've all faced," she said.
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By boasting that the conversation is "perfect," Trump is gaslighting Americans about what is in the transcript.
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Because what he is doing is norm-violating gaslighting, and you should get far away from him.
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Some have accused Hart of gaslighting Lil Nas, a tactic used to make a person question reality.
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"It's clear Republicans are gaslighting the public by putting me on their list of witnesses," she said.
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For many, gaslighting could be a bad habit picked up from the relationships they grew up around.
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The antidote to gaslighting is greater emotional awareness and self-regulation — both the knowledge and the practice.
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Not every conflict involves gaslighting, and, of course, there are healthy and helpful ways to resolve conflicts.
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Jamil has dismissed the claims as "gaslighting" and called Morrissey "unhinged" for digging into her past so much.
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It's doubtful some more cloak-themed gaslighting will get Connors to confess to another murder this time around.
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But gaslighting is a real, if under-studied, psychological phenomenon — and it's often a feature of abusive relationships.
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Writer Lauren Duca brought gaslighting into the mainstream consciousness with an essay in Teen Vogue that went viral.
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Although it employs all the tools of high melodrama—evil twins, gaslighting—it doesn't have a camp sensibility.
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Also, known as "gaslighting," this form of manipulation can cause you to feel like you're losing their mind.
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You could look up definitions, but the best way to understand gaslighting is to go to the source.
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"[He's] gaslighting the American public into being like, 'if you hate the president, you hate America," Swift said.
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Pickup artists often employ gaslighting, a form of psychological control intended to make someone question her own sanity.
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She will be subject to stonewalling, gaslighting, and the impugning of her character, her motives and her history.
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Potential gaslighting, a missing woman, and one mind-boggling mystery: Amy Adams has officially found her Gone Girl.
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In the months after her gaslighting piece and Fox News appearance, the media couldn't get enough of Duca.
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Many women have experienced medical gaslighting — having their symptoms dismissed and being told their lived experience is imagined.
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She will be subject to stonewalling, gaslighting, and the impugning of her character, her motives, and her history.
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And if you think this gaslighting is the worst of it, you've clearly never seen Crazy Ex-Girlfriend.
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I should do anti-gaslighting, but ... KS: One time, years ago, Bill Gates in a meeting did this.
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For one, through increased emotional awareness and learning to identify the gaslighting, you can learn to validate yourself.
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Jamil has dismissed the theories as "unhinged" and "gaslighting" in her responses to Morrissey on her Instagram and Twitter.
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He's just getting started, but compared with the man he admires so much, he's a rank amateur at gaslighting.
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Gaslighting America: Why We Love It When Trump Lies To Us by Amanda Carpenter is out on May 1.
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But since his actions are so hard to defend on the merits, gaslighting appears to be all Trump has.
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It's not like anyone is there to save her from hateful films or cruel, homophobic manual labor and gaslighting.
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It is troubling because Trump and his administration are "gaslighting" the American public on the science of climate change.
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On the new podcast, Duca said the "Gaslighting" article doubled her Twitter following, and then Carlson doubled it again.
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But what came after was a quintessential example of the gaslighting that female innovators in tech experience every day.
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This gaslighting feat is one of the book's best achievements, and it suggests that more complicated possibilities lie ahead.
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Although the sinister elements may begin on the pale side, they soon suggest all sorts of gaslighting and bluebearding.
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But his gibe seemed a crude bit of gaslighting, since Biden hadn't quite said what Castro claimed he had.
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Targets of gaslighting are manipulated into turning against their cognition, their emotions, and who they fundamentally are as people.
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Propaganda and gaslighting produce a public that trusts no one, lacks faith in government and therefore expects little from it.
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It was a particular kind of gaslighting to have their experiences discounted by feminists at the National Organization for Women.
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Duca has been in the news a lot lately after penning the essay "Trump is Gaslighting America" for Teen Vogue.
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We know how adept Trump is at gaslighting, or the art of making us believe our memories must be faulty.
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The following is an excerpt from Gaslighting: Recognize Manipulative And Emotionally Abusive People —And Break Free by Stephanie Sarkis, PhD.
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Despite all the misogyny and gaslighting that's baked into this show, it's somehow volleyball that pushes the cast too far.
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Because once you understand what gaslighting is, it becomes impossible not to see that Trump is doing it to America.
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" Daily Caller media editor Amber Athey responded to Stelter&aposs tweet , telling the CNN media guru to "stop gaslighting us.
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There might've been a decent feminist subtext to the Kree brainwashing as a metaphor for the damaging effects of gaslighting.
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For all their gaslighting, these Republicans never did conceal the true intention of the hearing: to bully the scientific mainstream.
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According to a source at VICE proper, located on the same floor that we are, Lauren's gaslighting theory is incorrect.
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The gaslighting of Il Grasso required that his "friends" know a great deal about the intimate details of his life.
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In the midst of a relationship with a narcissist, they are likely to start gaslighting, and twisting the victim's reality.
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It wasn't clear, at least to me, whether she was gaslighting her audience or whether her views had genuinely evolved.
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My colleague Heidi Moore joked that Apple was gaslighting — the act of convincing people that previous events did not happen.
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"Oil companies trying to convince us that they're green is the gaslighting effort of the century," Giertz tweeted in November.
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The word "crazy" is often leveraged at women to dismiss their feelings and experiences, minimize abuse, or enable gaslighting behaviors.
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If you feel like you're going insane during this election, that's probably Donald Trump gaslighting you over and over again.
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But the audience squirms more here under unrelenting interpersonal unpleasantness than any violence, with some harrowingly realistic depictions of gaslighting.
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The latter is an important gaslighting technique: Undermining a partner's emotions and feelings is a way to deny their reality.
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It can be excruciatingly difficult to pull oneself out of a gaslighting power dynamic like the one Janine was experiencing.
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A few of the good guys of the series, Tyrone Johnson (Aubrey Joseph) and detective Brigid O'Reilly (Emma Lahana), use the tricks of gaslighting on a man who is often doing the gaslighting: season villain detective Connors, a powerful white man who murdered an unarmed Black boy years ago and covered up the entire crime.
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By "gaslighting," the country, blurring the lines between fact and fiction, he gets to write his own version of the truth.
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Gaslighting will be high, as others may try to shift the blame and attention on to us instead of accepting accountability.
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A related technique is gaslighting, creating a false reality and causing the public to doubt what is actually true or false.
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But even more significant than that particular piece of gaslighting is the glaring hole at the core of Hannity's conspiracy theory.
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She stepped back from the term "breakdown" and mentioned her workaholism and hints at her attempts to deal with Mottola's gaslighting.
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"[He's] gaslighting the American public into being like, 'if you hate the president, you hate America," Swift explained to the newspaper.
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But when he shows it to the other men, the response from one of his friends alludes quite literally to gaslighting.
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But again, that falls woefully flat when the solution to Danvers' gaslighting is to remove some unexplained device from her head.
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For every Richard and Mildred Loving, there are stories warning Black folks about fetishizing, manipulation, and gaslighting from potential white partners.
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They're notorious for objectifying women, shouting a lot, and possibly gaslighting their romantic partners for the sake of a good prank.
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"Gaslighting" has become shorthand to describe the purposeful psychological isolation of people by making them doubt what they see and remember.
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A proposed Alaskan mine threatens the planet's largest spawning ground for sockeye salmon and lays bare Trump's gaslighting of American sportsmen.
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He also accused federal authorities of "gaslighting" by contending that the construction work was aimed at preserving lands near the border.
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The question, however, is how many people are paying attention to what's really going on instead consuming Fox News-style gaslighting.
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Mr. Poniewozik calls this new wavelet "surreality TV, an art form for the days of fake news, gaslighting and contested objectivity."
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They wonder if we hate them and that wonder is heavy on us because it is the worst kind of gaslighting.
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When left unexamined, gaslighting can have a devastating and long-term impact on our emotional, psychological, and sometimes physical well-being.
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What doesn't change is the fact that he is gaslighting America — making seductive demands for your fealty, and above all your attention.
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Unless Trump starts behaving in a radically different way after he becomes President, gaslighting will become one of the words of 2017.
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The contrast has left supporters alternately ecstatic and on edge, consumed by the suspicion that Democratic Party has been gaslighting their movement.
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Gaslighting America: Why We Love It When Trump Lies To Us, out May 1 from Broadside Books, begins with her personal story.
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He mastered the art of gaslighting while we were together, so I'm trying my best to not fall under that trap again.
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The word "gaslighting" has been thrown around a lot lately to describe bad behavior by politicians, businesspeople, and even reality TV stars.
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Behind closed doors, there'd be micro-aggressions like gaslighting and subtle ways of patronising me that made me question my own intellect.
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This is very much in keeping with the kind of gendered gaslighting that women and nonbinary folks deal with on the regular.
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There are two ways that this luminary might affect us: We may be the victims of gaslighting or indiscretions will be revealed.
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Just when I thought the deliberate gaslighting by Trump apologists couldn't get any worse, it reached a new low on Fox News.
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It's a deeply transphobic sketch in which he frames transgender identity as gaslighting him, while building a whole joke around Jenner's anatomy.
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In the Kelly interview, Trump's gaslighting tendencies came out in exchanges like this: KELLY: Have you made any mistakes in this campaign?
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That perspective was a form of gaslighting, shaming the marginalized for being materialistic in a society built on capitalism and slave labor.
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If any part of the list resonates with you, you may be involved in a gaslighting relationship and need to look further.
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People can be more susceptible to emotional harm than others for a variety of reasons, but gaslighting isn't about individual personality differences.
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Rosemary's Baby is a landmark of paranoid horror and a breathtaking pregnancy nightmare, but it's also a hell of a study in gaslighting.
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A source close to Tisha calls the new allegations "nonsense" and a continuation of the "gaslighting" he did to her throughout their marriage.
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"In gaslighting, the perpetrator is trying to delegitimize the victim's thoughts and beliefs about what's happening," Charlotte Armitage, a media psychologist told me.
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" He added, in a footnote that drew widespread attention beyond the state, that the Legislature's "professed interest in 'women's health' is pure gaslighting.
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When her Teen Vogue gaslighting piece came out, some people argued that she had ripped off a HuffPost piece from earlier that year.
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Yes, there's a scene where one character asks, "Aren't you gaslighting your friend?" and the other character essentially admits that's what they're doing.
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Gaslighting happens in relationships where there is an unequal power dynamic and the target has given the gaslighter power and often their respect.
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The Redditor adds that it might be Ally's therapist (Cheyenne Jackson) who is the one "gaslighting" her, or making her think she's going crazy.
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At the heart of affairs, there is lying and deception and gaslighting and a breach of trust and a violation and all of that.
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The piece went viral and sent off a wide-reaching discussion about gaslighting and what it means in the era of a Trump presidency.
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Harington was driven to therapy over the deception and its feverish coverage, while fans were left insulted by nearly a full year of gaslighting.
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When this gaslighting MFer tries to convince Meredith that Wilson is unstable, I started to wish Meredith would stick a scalpel in his eye.
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Gaslighting as blatant as it gets -- Trump demands his followers disregard government data, and have blind faith a border wall will reduce crime. pic.twitter.
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"We can't keep gaslighting people into believing that nothing is happening, that the president has been completely truthful, nothing to hide," Setmayer told Hill.
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" The co-worker described Mallory's "gaslighting, lying, and manipulation" in the workplace as cruel, but noted, "People don't care, if it's not sexual harassment.
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His previous support for the president was due to "accepting levels of gaslighting (psychological manipulation) that I should not have been accepting," he said.
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More than all that — if more is needed — the photograph above lays bare the larger gaslighting of American sportsmen and sportswomen under President Trump.
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They could stick to just those and have enough for a lifetime, but they just can't resist and it leads to gaslighting like this.
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The Teen Vogue piece accused the then president-elect of "gaslighting," a type of psychological manipulation intended to make people doubt their own perceptions.
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"She called on Americans to resist the arguments that war with Iran is the best path forward or inevitable, describing such rhetoric as "gaslighting.
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The romaine lettuce E. coli outbreak is finally over "So that's what gaslighting feels like": Terry Crews on #MeToo and Sorry to Bother You
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The billionaire's ascension has been characterized as a gaslighting of the American electorate due to Trump's habit of confidently declaring inaccurate statements as fact.
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It's why I coined the term "gaslight effect" in my 2007 book, referring to the long-term consequences of experiencing repeated gaslighting over time.
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If you don't typically experience these feelings with other people but do with one particular individual, then you might be a victim of gaslighting.
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" She described the tumultuous political climate as a way of "gaslighting the American public into being like, 'If you hate the president, you hate America.
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We had a particularly fruitful chat about the tendency for liberals and leftists to overuse words like "problematic" or "gaslighting" to the point of meaninglessness.
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Because the danger is, if the four Navitis are actually gaslighting the Malolos and Domenick plays his idol, then it's a Malolo who goes home.
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Nineteen Eighty-Four is a book about gaslighting a nation "The Party told you to reject the evidence of your eyes and ears," Winston thinks.
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Though they're filtered through a Hitchcockian plot of gaslighting and deception, both women's emotional motivations tell a more mature story than the pulpy content belies.
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This is the second time in 2018 that I've witnessed a beloved TV show participate in character assassination to the point of gaslighting its audience.
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If that's you, avoid gaslighting your itchier pals, because some people do get way worse bites, even if you swear you've had nary a nibble.
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When he repeatedly lies to Clinton's face about her motives and record, Trump is engaging in a form of gaslighting her and the American public.
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Coercive control describes an ongoing and multipronged strategy, with tactics that include manipulation, humiliation, isolation, financial abuse, stalking, gaslighting and sometimes physical or sexual abuse.
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When friends, co-workers, and partners misbehave by gaslighting (also known as victim blaming), criticizing, and emotionally abusing us, we're often told to distance ourselves.
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What's more, that gaslighting is obscuring the need for a more nuanced debate about whether our intelligence surveillance authorities are in need of systemic reform.
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A Teen Vogue article, "Donald Trump Is Gaslighting America," went viral, and earned the editor of its print edition, Elaine Welteroth, much praise and adoration.
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"Dream House as 9 Thornton Square" takes its title from a location in the film Gaslight and explains how the movie gave gaslighting its name.
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All three women are subject to jealousy, controlling behavior and gaslighting - the term for psychological abuse that makes a victim doubt his or her sanity.
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Yet DoorDash has been gaslighting workers and the media with the argument that its unfair policy was actually the most equitable and economically optimal model.
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Yet DoorDash has been gaslighting workers and the media with the argument that its unfair policy was actually the most equitable and economically optimal model.
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This is where two major prongs of gaslighting come into play: getting Connors to trust his gaslighters, and then making him think he's losing his marbles.
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They are gaslighting, not persuading, and it will end when they are beaten and removed from office, not when climate scientists find just the right argument.
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" They wrote that it can be difficult to identify retaliation, as it often consists of behaviors including "icy conversations, gaslighting, project cancellations, transition rejections, or demotions.
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Trump's helicopter-side news conference, which he held while leaving the White House for a trip to Wisconsin and Ohio, was a master class in gaslighting.
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I've written before about Trump utilizes abusive tactics like gaslighting to manipulate his opponents and the press, which can make paying attention to politics incredibly taxing.
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Referencing Tucker Carlson's vocal disdain for feminism, Mirabella-Davis sees the gaslighting his grandmother experienced in the 40s as something not only of the distant past.
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And Mia's lovely connection with the high-energy, no-nonsense Gram is a source of sweetness throughout, even as the older woman withstands her own gaslighting.
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Blake posted a classic notes app statement on Twitter on Friday, however, defending her from the "exploiting and gaslighting" he says is being hurled her way.
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Organized into alternating chapters entitled "Before" and "After," the memoir is a study in "gaslighting" — making someone feel that she is crazy or only imagining things.
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In an effort to maintain power, they deploy classic gaslighting techniques, but on a national level, making Australians doubt themselves, their intelligence, and, chillingly, their reality.
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I'd call their strain 'hipster racism,' which typically uses sarcasm as cover, and in the end, it looks a lot like gaslighting — 'It's just a joke.
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"Their response that they posted publicly essentially denied that any of these negative experiences happened," AI told me over Twitter DM, accusing the production team of gaslighting.
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The story could have threatened my whole career, and that's exactly what it was designed to do: Gaslighting is all about manipulation and control and offensive action.
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Gaslighting is a handy tool for keeping at-risk people so busy questioning the nature of their reality that they don't have time to actually protect themselves.
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Modesto also brings up Mary Ann's mental health four times when she's being perfectly normal, which is textbook gaslighting or manipulating somebody into questioning their own sanity.
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" According to McGowan, the former mogul's denial "is a sad, pathetic old-fashioned sexist attempt to undermine obvious truth and the gaslighting will no longer be tolerated.
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She admits to Jo that she is being abused, and details how he has systematically separated her from everyone in her family and manipulated her, through gaslighting.
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I'd call their strain 'hipster racism,' which typically uses sarcasm as a cover, and in the end, it looks a lot like gaslighting — 'It's just a joke.
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Glassdoor Reviews Of Theranos Described Gaslighting And Compared It To A Cult Over 100 reviews of Theranos remain on Glassdoor, and many describe the workplace as toxic.
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If you have lived in fear of wearing leggings as pants, I implore you to reject this fashion gaslighting and accept what you know to be true.
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But it strings along its viewers by gaslighting them, too, not to demonstrate the sickening power of such lies but to take advantage of viewers' inherent vulnerabilities.
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This novel checks a lot of boxes — STEM girls, gaslighting, science deniers, explicit consent in the bedroom, mineral exploitation in Africa — but it's more organic than obtrusive.
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President Trump needs to find some way to comment much less often about the Russia story and reverse this effective gaslighting effect it clearly has on him.
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"It was like a constant form of gaslighting," said Wesley Moreno, 30, a black information technology professional who until recently served as a moderator of the forum.
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I have experienced gaslighting by members of my adoptive family so, in the end, it was better for my mental health and wellbeing to cut them out.
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Told in fragments, vignettes, and shifting timelines, In the Dream House is Machado's account of a dream relationship turned impossibly dark, devolving into gaslighting and domestic abuse.
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There's the gaslighting — where they scrupulously deny responsibility, and even deny objective reality, enough to make you question your own grip on reality: I never said that.
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This form of gaslighting is all too familiar: fluorescents were impossible for me to avoid in graduate school, for instance, so I often donned wrap-around glasses.
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The term has been everywhere since Donald Trump's inauguration, so much so that the Oxford Dictionaries named it one of the most popular words of 2018: gaslighting.
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But unlike some victims of gaslighting, who may actually question their sanity, I was surrounded by friends, family and colleagues who helped me stand firm in my truth.
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Duca is a journalist/activist who had written a mega-viral essay for Teen Vogue titled "Donald Trump Is Gaslighting America," which she says is "still true" today.
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The premise of the Dark Phoenix Saga is rich for exploring a plethora of issues that non-superpowered women face, too: abuse and gaslighting, mental illness, inferiority complex.
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In between Seasons 1 and 2 of "Westworld," Ms. Wood filmed an indie drama, "Allure," out now, in which she plays the gaslighting abuser of a teenage girl.
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The blizzard of falsehoods suggests that Trump anticipates Mueller's testimony and its aftermath won't be good for him, so he's doing his best to do some preemptive gaslighting.
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She offered up one explanation: Sometimes a group of people assume the traits and behaviors of a sociopath and get worse and worse through confusing and gaslighting behaviors.
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The truth is powerful, and no amount of gaslighting or spin from a frightened Donald Trump can hide the reality that the president tried to abuse his powers.
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The plot is an exercise in prejudice, gaslighting, and gore, but despite the uncomfortable rhetoric, producer Jason Blum and screenwriter Damon Lindelof say we shouldn't take it seriously.
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That's what gaslighting is about: A gaslighter undermines/criticizes/ridicules you until you doubt yourself so completely, you depend on your gaslighter as your one source of truth.
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If abuse is never okay, why do the police abuse black people, sometimes even kill us, and then resort to victim-blaming or gaslighting to excuse their behavior?
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Arriving in the opening months of the #MeToo movement, the story became a flash point for conversations about consent, gaslighting and needling women to the point of acquiescence.
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There's the gaslighting, when they scrupulously deny they did anything wrong and avoid taking responsibility until they make you question your grip on reality: I never said that.
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Hughes named gaslighting, along with threats, isolation, surveillance, subjugation, and economic control, as forms of non-physical violence that can take away someone's ability to freely give consent.
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If a wife tells her husband that he is shirking child care responsibilities and he responds by refusing to acknowledge that it's even happening, he is gaslighting her.
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"Gaslighting is a tactic of behavior in which a person or entity, in order to gain more power, makes a victim question their reality," psychology expert Stephanie Sarkis writes.
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The gaslighting villain Orson Krennic gives a chilling speech to his officers just before the Death Star's first weapons test that put me fully in mind of Trump's mindset.
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But, they don't uncover jewels like the evil husband (Charles Boyer) dreams of doing in Gaslight or capture the presidency, as someone else used their gaslighting powers to accomplish.
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Lauren Duca, the writer behind the viral Teen Vogue article "Donald Trump Is Gaslighting America," referred to Twitter's use of the women's empowerment movement in its ad as opportunistic.
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R29: In a time so rife with abuses of power and a systemic gaslighting of women and marginalized people, how can we keep from seeing our outrage as futile?
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Conservative commentator Tara Setmayer on Monday said that the Trump administration is "gaslighting" the American public and the administration may not be able to continue the tactic much longer.
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From racist trolls to terrorist recruiting to gaslighting — today's popular way to describe lying so often that people can't quite tell the truth anymore — Twitter has some serious issues.
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"Donald Trump is gaslighting America," Lauren Duca wrote in a much-shared essay on Teen Vogue, arguing that Trump was trying to make Americans doubt their perception of reality.
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In a recent interview with The Guardian, the singer said, "[He's] gaslighting the American public into being like, 'if you hate the president, you hate America,&apos" Swift said.
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Five months later, after the presidential election, Teen Vogue published an online-only article by Lauren Duca titled, ''Donald Trump Is Gaslighting America,'' and suddenly, adults started paying attention.
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But three years in, Trump has normalized gaslighting and authoritarian rhetoric to such an extent that this interview with Ingraham barely registered as a blip on the news radar.
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It's a common practice that we haven't really had a word for until recently, as the concept of "gaslighting" has gradually entered the broader cultural consciousness from modern psychology.
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The plot touched on gaslighting, victim-blaming, abortion, and an almost literal case of testosterone poisoning; it all suggested a world in which heroes didn't have to save the universe.
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We've see so many politicians tell lies, but gaslighting is different when it's done in such an affirmative way, to completely manipulate the truth and create an alternative narrative reality.
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It included "gaslighting" (trying to make someone doubt their own memory or even sanity) and "incel" (self-described "involuntarily celibate" men, an increasing number of whom have taken to violence).
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Somehow, the gaslighting doesn't end there, as Chris claims he had "already made the decision" himself for Tia to exit the prospective relationship, despite the five-minute conversation they had.
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Ravelry, as a private company, doesn't have to allow supporters of the Trump regime to post their hateful messages supporting repugnant racism, gaslighting about rape, and the torture of immigrants.
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One woman was led out of the hearing room shouting "sham president, sham justice"; another hollered, "You're gaslighting the American people," drowning out Judge Kavanaugh as he calmly carried on.
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Written in dreamy present tense and alternating points of view from the three sisters, The Water Cure takes an original, complicated look at how abuse, toxic masculinity, and gaslighting collide.
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In many cases, the gaslighting occurred over both accurate accusations (Dan was spending a lot of money on the road) and emotional complaints (Janine noticed that Dan was distancing himself).
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Typical triggers that create a stressful environment that can lead to gaslighting include topics such as money, sex, your families of origin, or habits you came into the relationship with.
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"We live in an era when every one of the classic tactics used by these men — gaslighting, denial, coercion, guilt — is met with a fabulous deconstruction on social media," she wrote.
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While many in the media have apparently decided to play along with the charade, I, for one, will not allow myself to participate in this shameful gaslighting of trans youth worldwide.
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Gaslighting the American public into thinking that all criticism of Elizabeth Warren is sexist does an actual disservice to future events when sexist attacks against her are actually launched against her.
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Consider Russian President Vladimir Putin's control of the media, which has allowed him to use gaslighting techniques against his critics, to control the story, and keep his approval ratings sky high.
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"When I tell people I've done this short film about gaslighting and psychological abuse people ask me, 'is this from your own experiences?' and I say 'thank god, no,'" she said.
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It can come in the form of insults, criticism, gaslighting, ignoring, or even forcing a victim to take drugs or alcohol, according to the Arizona Coalition to End Sexual & Domestic Violence.
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" Gaslighting is a form of psychological abuse that causes the victim to question his or her own sanity, Ms. Duca writes, "and that's precisely what Trump is doing to this country.
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Another example of gaslighting: Trump falsely asserting once again that Hillary Clinton started the Obama birther conspiracy, even though he's the one who built his entire political career on the falsehood.
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Experts postulated that women were trained to long and hunger for relationships and connection, a conditioning that made them vulnerable to exploitation of their attachment, which is exactly what gaslighting is.
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The workplace environment created by Weinstein sounds eerily familiar to those who've read the countless accounts of his sexual assaults; tactics of intimidation, manipulation, shame, pity, dominance, showboating, fear, gaslighting, and silencing.
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Ever since gaslighting came into the lexicon with 1944 film Gaslight, it has stood as a form of mental abuse more often than not levied against the most vulnerable members of society.
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It's where we got the term "gaslighting" from — an example of how art can help people elucidate the phenomena they've always recognized in their lives but have never had a name for.
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Her lover delivers a steady torrent of hate and denigration, followed by denials that it has occurred at all, an escalating form of gaslighting from which Ms Machado cannot tear herself away.
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In the last years of the decade, we learned not to trust what we heard from a president who governed by gaslighting — or what we saw on new media awash in propaganda.
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But what's undeniable is its impact on language, with each side forming its own set of distinct terminology: problematic, microaggressions, virtue signaling, toxicity, gaslighting, safe spaces, triggered, red pilled, Q-anon, incel.
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Cult expert Steven Hassan of the Freedom of Mind Resource Center said in an interview that gaslighting was most prevalent in smaller, personality-based cults, and can leave long-lasting psychological effects.
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I'm a licensed psychoanalyst and the associate director of the Yale Center for Emotional Intelligence, and over the years, I have spoken with hundreds of people experiencing gaslighting in their personal lives.
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My book was rereleased earlier this year when gaslighting became a cultural phenomenon — specifically, the constant lies from the Trump administration while his supporters trumpeted his fast and loose twisting of reality.
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But even when it does finally drop it represents another classic piece of gaslighting by Facebook, given how it seeks to normalize (and so enable) the platform's pervasive abuse of its users' data.
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Props to Bobo for trying to Jedi mind-trick them into believing the whole car-crushing incident didn't happen using the hubris and poker face of a mediocre white man gaslighting us all.
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The brave women who spoke with me provide crucial new accounts -- of rape, brainwashing, gaslighting, physical and mental abuse, and collusion among the enablers -- that significantly advance what we know about this scandal.
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The first season left the audience unsure about our feelings for Jim Hopper, the Hawkins chief of police who went full X-Files and saved Winona Ryder's Joyce from the insanity of gaslighting.
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How to dramatically reduce gun violence in American cities 7 questions about hot girl summer you were too embarrassed to ask Trump's latest press conference was a master class in gaslighting Playing StarCraft?
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People also noted the irony of her part in "Gaslight," a 1944 film that helped popularized the term "gaslighting," a form of psychological abuse in which someone is manipulated into questioning their sanity.
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Through the willful perversion of shared history, whites have been able to appropriate the victimhood of minorities and, in an audacious reversal, insist that an obvious thing isn't real — otherwise known as gaslighting.
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" However Scaramucci, who managed just 10 days as the White House director of communications, accused the president of "gaslighting" and complained that the global conversation is "hyper-normalizing something that's actually not normal.
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Much like Trump, Sinclair is gaslighting its viewers into thinking that maybe, just maybe, their eyes are tricking them — that the horrific stories they see and hear are manufactured by their political enemies.
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Perhaps best known as that thing Teen Vogue accused President Donald Trump of doing to America—intentionally undermining reality—gaslighting has emerged as a buzzword that's arguably overused as a synonym for disagreement.
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It's here where it starts to get weird: Lee does this gaslighting thing where he essentially tells Eric that he thinks he's an amazing person but also scary because he saw him yell.
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Gaslighting by other means was always a common feature of dictatorships, but it has found new vogue as a more subtle form of domestic political control even in countries with varying degrees of democracy.
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After a season of stalking, gaslighting, and generally obsessing over his "true love" Beck (Elizabeth Lail), millennial psycho Joe (Penn Badgley) did to Beck what he already did to her soda auteur ex-boyfriend.
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Many took exception to the harsh, personal annotations that to many, reprised the habitual harassment that women face online, which ranges from "gaslighting" their concerns to diminishing the importance of women's experiences and writing.
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Despite the fact that we know the tremendous risks that women take to speak out -- exposing themselves to harassment, abuse, gaslighting, and even death threats in some cases -- society is still failing to listen.
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The term "gaslighting," a word thrown around a lot these days, actually comes from a 1938 play by Patrick Hamilton called Gaslight, then adapted into the 1944 movie starring Ingrid Bergman and Charles Boyer.
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According to Hayek, Weinstein resorted to death threats, verbal abuse, and professional gaslighting when it became clear that she would not acquiesce to his sexual desires during the making of the 2002 film, Frida.
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Episode 9 also delved into William realizing that he had an "inner darkness" all along, one that he unsuccessfully hid from his wife to the point of gaslighting her into a death by suicide.
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This Is Gaslighting Any commenter who takes the time to write "who cares" is trying to incept us, egging us into conversation to defend why this should be a conversation in the first place.
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Trump has no defense to the numerous allegations that have been leveled against him, so he responds by doing what he does every time he's backed into a corner: Gaslighting and lashing out wildly.
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Fresher faces like Lauren Duca, the viral liberal talking head who popularized the idea that Trump is gaslighting America, participated in panels like "The Future is Female" and signed copies of her new book.
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Well because this is a sophisticated effort to dupe professional journalists and voters into believing that Elizabeth Warren is fundamentally serious about an issue area that she is clearly gaslighting the American public on.
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To have an important conversation about gaslighting, we first had to watch a woman break down under sparkling poolside fairy lights, her tears set to the seemingly sympathetic soundtrack of an acoustic Indie singer.
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Lauren Duca most famously wrote about the term for Teen Vogue in a piece titled "Donald Trump Is Gaslighting America," for which she caught some heat and also raised the profile of Teen Vogue.
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For one thing, it is, as young people say, depressing AF. Farrow illustrates the ways in which corporate culture takes in talented, ambitious women and makes trauma, abuse, and gaslighting conditions of their employment.
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Director and screenwriter Leigh Whannell didn't set out to make a movie about the dangers of men gaslighting women and the true horror of people not believing victims when they talk about their abuse.
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"It fueled a wave of backlash among advocacy groups for women in media, who expressed their disgust to Barr by deeming Watters&apos comments "misogynistic" and "an insult," calling Watters himself a "gaslighting gasbag.
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"Joe Biden won't let Trump get away with gaslighting this country to hide his own wrongdoing, and no Democrat should let him off the hook," Bill Russo, a Biden spokesman said in a statement.
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This sort of behavior may sound familiar to some as gaslighting, another textbook abusive behavior when the abuser manipulates information to the point of causing the victim to question his or her own sanity.
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Lee continues his villainous gaslighting campaign, this time teaming up with Iggy, and tries again to convince Rachel that Eric isn't here for the right reasons, adding that he's a scary guy who yells.
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Producer and PR specialist Felix Kramer pointed out that this was a bit like crying wolf about harassment, when so many people in games have suffered from both spurious personal attacks and the attendant gaslighting.
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It's a slick affirmation of white supremacy, a kind of gaslighting of the public for a museum to claim that it is impartial but is quietly allowing rich white collectors to define what we see.
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Trump's relentless attacks on the free press, his purges of critical civil servants, and his dogged reliance on gaslighting may have successfully turned out the lights and marshaled America into an intermittent period of darkness.
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Donald Trump grows more thuggish and mendacious by the day; "gaslighting," a term taken from a play about an abusive husband trying to drive his wife insane, has become a byword of our national life.
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On paper, they are the biggest beneficiaries of his immense wealth, but as human beings, they are the most intimate victims of the relentless bullying and gaslighting he has unleashed on the rest of us.
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There's been a lot written about gaslighting (lies that make you feel crazy) and the rise of fake news (hoaxes that displace facts), and much analysis of Trump as a reality star (an authentic phony).
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At the time, Carey had hired a private investigator amid accusations that Sony Music head and former husband Tommy Mottola was gaslighting her and trying to sabotage her career, accusations that were later confirmed by others.
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As far as I can gather from the trailer, it seems like audiences might be in for a bizarre cross of Rosemary's Baby and The Invitation, because there's definitely some gaslighting of JLawr's character going on.
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"Gaslighting is a term often used by mental health professionals (I am not one) to describe manipulative behavior used to confuse people into thinking their reactions are so far off base that they're crazy," Yashar wrote.
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" As Colbert pointed out that "nothing about what you just said that's wrong," McGowan noted, "It's called gaslighting, it's been going on to women and men in society, all of us, since the dawn of time.
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Given that his murder victims are mostly incidental to the story, what little there is of it, when Chucky finally decides to kill people instead of gaslighting them, his sprees are mostly fun rather than scary.
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That kind of gaslighting would be insane enough on its own, but now the entire GOP seems to have learned that it can brazenly lie on one day and not be held to account the next.
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The upcoming midterm election is our best chance to fight back against an administration shot through with unprecedented lying, gaslighting, corruption and anti-American intolerance — by electing a Congress that will doggedly investigate, not meekly enable.
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Fair to say that our girl's been having a rough go over the past few weeks, so we're all hoping that the guys will treat her well (that means you, Luke P. —enough with your gaslighting).
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"Booker's gaslighting on billionaire spending coupled with blaming structural racism for their failures is a disgusting and cynical canard meant to exploit real tensions in this country to extend his obviously failing presidential campaign," Enjeti said.
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" Danielle Blunt, a dominatrix whose account was deactivated, then reactivated, then deactivated again — after posting about the first deactivation — all in the first week of October, said, "It becomes this form of gaslighting by the platform.
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If Luke's willing to put himself on blast like that, maybe Hannah's seeing something in him that didn't make it to air — you know, whatever happened when he wasn't gaslighting the other dudes and being overly aggressive.
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Gaslighting Made famous by the movie "Gaslight," in which a husband gradually destroys his wife's confidence in reality, this technique for distorting issues involves applying the drip-drip of disinformation in order to confuse and eventually persuade.
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She ultimately penned a history of gaslighting in Washington, dating back to the days of Nixon, while also digging into what it would take for Americans — of all political stripes — to triumph over Trump's stream of lies.
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It's thrilling to see the types of people who are often the victims of gaslighting — opinionated women and young people of color with something to say — flip the script in a way that punishes an actual monster.
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I spoke to Criado Perez about why the medical system treats women's pain differently, whether we need to design drugs specifically for women, and how she dealt with the gaslighting she experienced while working on the book.
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The success or failure of this kind of gaslighting isn't whether the elites themselves get played for fools, but whether the downstream target audience takes comfort in the existence and durability of the alternate school of thought.
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I mean, even my own jaded heart swelled over the montage of Danvers falling again and again, from girlhood through womanhood, only to get back up as the music soared and she bests her gaslighting male superior.
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The Trump administration has been nothing if not a master class in gaslighting—the art of manipulating people, often through lies, into questioning their own sanity—and its pupils on Capitol Hill have clearly been taking notes.
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Her kerfuffle with Fox News' Tucker Carlson increased her Q-factor even more, and the essay that started it all, "Donald Trump Is Gaslighting America," written before he even took office, is, she says, "still true" today.
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Jane's suspicions — already flaring because of her boss' equally suspicious behaviors, like having his assistant clean his couch every morning — push her to report her misgivings to an HR executive (Matthew Macfadyen), who immediately starts gaslighting her.
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With the gaslighting logic that is his greatest gift, Trump is asserting that no real crook would be this nakedly, flamboyantly criminal, and he's giving anyone in America who isn't aboard the Trump train the middle finger.
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With the gaslighting logic that is his greatest gift, Trump is asserting that no real crook would be this nakedly, flamboyantly criminal, and he's giving anyone in America who isn't aboard the Trump train the middle finger.
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If your boyfriend consistently brushes you off or says your worries regarding the child situation don&apost matter, it could mean he&aposs gaslighting you, either consciously or subconsciously, according to Tribeca Therapy couples therapist Kelly Scott.
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That probably wasn't a deciding factor in the outcome, but it does merit further investigation, if only so the NFL can end up defending itself by gaslighting the public and claiming time is just a mental construct, anyway.
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The term "gaslighting" has gotten thrown around a lot over the past year, mostly in reference to political campaign tactics — when candidates claimed something had (or hadn't) happened, and refused, when confronted with contradictory evidence, to acknowledge otherwise.
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But because of Hart's past comments and behavior regarding LGBTQ issues and his failure to acknowledge that history on The Shop, many have questioned his sincerity, saying his interaction with Lil Nas X feels more like a gaslighting.
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Gaslighting is distinct because only one of you is listening and considering the other's perspective and someone is negating your perception, insisting that you are wrong or telling you your emotional reaction is crazy/ dysfunctional in some way.
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These days, folks are much more actively talking about the roles of women in Hollywood, as well as sexual harassment and assault and gaslighting—all things that that figured prominently in Season 1 via the show's big bad, Killgrave.
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Remember that in the last episode, Mary Louise basically stalked and weirded out Jane (Shailene Woodley) by showing up at her job, gaslighting her about her own sexual assault, and trying to get her to take a paternity test.
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The premise of Overboard, which has been characterized as everything from a heartwarming rom-com to flat-out gaslighting (sometimes in the same sentence), worked in the 1987 original because of two people: stars Goldie Hawn and Kurt Russell.
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I think a lot of people in this country feel like the victims of gaslighting right now, which makes your film, which features a bond between two characters built by their willingness to take each other seriously, especially cathartic.
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So there's another rich irony to Uber's new CEO now pleading with the London regulator not to apply its rules, and calling for it to "work with us to make things right"… But hey, at least he's gaslighting nicely.
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The array of amicus speakers gave breathless testimony about the dangers of gaslighting and the crippling self-doubt that comes with being told that your feelings of alienation and racial othering are all imagined or not worthy of concern.
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The array of amicus speakers gave breathless testimony about the dangers of gaslighting and the crippling self-doubt that comes with being told that your feelings of alienation and racial othering are all imagined or not worthy of concern.
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" According to McGowan, the former mogul's denial "unequivocally proves a continued attempt to malign, smear and 'slut shame" McGowan and "is a sad, pathetic old-fashioned sexist attempt to undermine obvious truth and the gaslighting will no longer be tolerated.
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"I believe Evan and Cheyenne's names go together actually: The gas going off at Cheyenne's name symbolizes Dr. Rudy hypothetically gaslighting Ally and the canister dropping at Evan's name symbolizes Kai pulling Dr. Rudy's strings behind the scenes," wrote Redditor CzarOfTorture.
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It's this really core part of our experience of the world—our experience of our own bodies—so I think it's just a really audacious form of gaslighting for doctors to tell women that their symptoms are all in their heads.
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Gaslighting works so well because it does not need to give a coherent account of the world: it only needs to keep introducing enough doubt and confusion that people find it hard to look directly at the oppressions around them.
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Last year, then senior editor at Pitchfork and current editorial director of music at MTV Jessica Hopper compiled what is a book's worth of personal histories from women about how they cope with misogyny, abuse, and gaslighting in the industry.
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The unwise are howling at the majority of Americans who were deeply offended by Trump's comments that we're Puritans, prudes, and "Social Justice Warriors" — as if this petulant round of name-calling paired with borderline gaslighting could stop the bleeding.
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When one male contestant laughed and sneered as a woman confronted him about dumping her after sex, it inspired a weeklong national conversation about gaslighting, a form of emotional abuse where a victim is psychologically manipulated into doubting their own perspective.
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The term "gaslighting" comes from the movie, and so its definition is rather specific: when a person lies for their own gain to another person so repeatedly and with so much confidence that the victim begins to doubt her own sanity.
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So, in what a pair of Princeton researchers are calling "privacy gaslighting," Google insists that it believes in user privacy but refuses to take the necessary steps to protect user privacy, since it's presumably more profitable not to do so.
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And I thought, well, what does it look like if you're a young person and it's this mass gaslighting, where everyone's just like everything's fine, nothing to look at here and you're like, but did you see what I just saw?
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There's hand-wringing, derailing, distraction, tone policing, silencing, gaslighting, "sea lioning" — a label for every depressing rhetorical habit that could possibly present itself, each term a tool for narrowing down the number of ideas waiting in line for your consideration.
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Indeed, there was such belief that this was going to happen that Republicans in the House rushed out their own report in defense of the president, only to see it labeled "shameless" as it got compared to a gaslighting attempt.
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"In a relationship, a partner questioning your memory of events, trivializing your thoughts or feelings, and turning things around to blame you can be part of pattern of gaslighting and emotional abuse," the group said in a news release last month.
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"I was gaslit on live TV." Gaslighting — a kind of psychological manipulation where an abuser causes one to question their perception of reality through repeated systematic lies and downplaying their own actions — has become a popular term in the era of Trump.
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That does not answer the fact that Trump said that at one time, but Pence's attempt at mass public gaslighting is necessary if a campaign as riven with contradictory ideas and themes as Trump's is to be seen as anything approaching coherent.
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And yet in a way, it's the most powerful conversational tool of all, because it allows you to talk about the form of psychological abuse called gaslighting, which, it's fair to say, is not a much-discussed word in pro-Trump online media.
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It took me years to understand what had actually been my fault in that relationship — and there were certainly things I did wrong — and what he'd been able to convince me was my fault (through such fun techniques as redirection and gaslighting).
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This gaslighting is nothing more than a cowardly tactic to downplay white nationalist extremism in order to shield both Trump and his cadre of acolytes from any culpability for their repeated use of the dangerous rhetoric that has helped to mainstream extremist ideology.
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I tiptoe along the line between cultivating free expression and foregrounding social justice all semester, my worries unfolding in real time as I scan my students' responses to discussions of asymmetric polarization, institutional gaslighting, MAGA conspiracy theories, and myriad other political flashpoints.
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But if there was any doubt that Pompeo's claims amounted to little more than gaslighting, Trump himself resolved it hours later when he reiterated his interest in military strikes on Iranian cultural targets during comments made to reporters aboard Air Force One.
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Every time our daft new president tweets about the "failing" New York Times, our digital subscriptions and stock price jump, driven by readers eager for help negotiating the disorienting Trumpeana Oceana Upside Down dimension rife with gaslighting, trolling, leaking, lying and conflicts.
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"The pattern that I see is this gaslighting; trying to make people feel that, 'oh, nothing's actually changed, you're imagining this, this is normal, nothing bad is happening,'" one current employee told Recode, in reference to the claims in the retaliation document.
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Turning reality on its head to suggest that a champion of non-violent protest is actually a clear and present danger is a form of gaslighting, an abuse tactic used by the powerful to manipulate those they wish to silence or dominate.
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Collateral Beauty has its moments — any movie with Helen Mirren playing a full-of-herself actress is bound to have at least one bright spot — but it's basically a feel-good movie about gaslighting someone, to the degree that the movie acknowledges it.
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Depending on how long they've been away from the group, Hassan said, they could still be experiencing gaslighting-related confusion, a point the judge emphasized when he cut off cross-examination of witness Lauren Salzman, who has pleaded guilty to racketeering charges.
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While all of these symptoms can occur with anxiety disorders, depression, or low self-esteem, the difference with gaslighting is that there is another person or group that's actively engaged in trying to make you second-guess what you know is true.
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If Larry had affirmed Dana's reading of the situation and responded that he wanted to strengthen his friendships or that he felt Dana was distancing herself from him and that's why he was spending more time with his friends, he wouldn't be gaslighting.
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After I graduated, she'd moved back to New York with me, but it was all drama with her, the persistent gaslighting and the fact that she was always the victim as no one, not even I, who claimed to love her, could understand her trauma.
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His contempt for facts, his "gaslighting" techniques -- tampering with reality to cast doubt on truth -- his embrace of dictators and disregard for human rights around the world have already stained America's credibility and its cherished position as a champion of democratic values and freedom.
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Even if you like the Clintons, this is a pretty troubling aspect of their story Bill has a history of predatory behavior and Hillary has been a great defender of him, to the point of questioning and gaslighting victims' accounts, especially in the early '90s.
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Her behaviour has earned her the label of "slag" – although, glaringly, this label has never been applied to Adam, who has bed-jumped a similar number of times, in addition to literally gaslighting someone and barely getting a slap on the wrist for it.
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Collins says he sees the way the right and center talk about a war with Iran are like a "national gaslighting," so he wants to assure young people that they're "not crazy" to be scared and think that war might be a bad idea.
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While it's most common in romantic settings, gaslighting can happen in any kind of relationship where one person is so important to the other that they don't want to take the chance of upsetting or losing them, such as a boss, friend, sibling, or parent.
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Neither last nor least, consider Lauren Duca, the New York-based writer who has enjoyed no small amount of media celebrity following the Teen Vogue analysis she wrote about Trump's gaslighting of America, which went viral when Dan Rather shared it on his personal Facebook page.
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Trump's gaslighting would not work outside of the current media environment, where there is such a hunger to fill news space, even if it's not news that's worthy of space: The media, by and large, is much more reactive than it is enterprising in its own right.
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" (Even if one were to interpret Blackman's views on DACA as racist or xenophobic, it's unclear what he has to do with transphobia, ableism or ageism.) When Blackman told the students that he supported congressional legislation to give protections to current DACA recipients, one protester shouted, "Gaslighting!
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Ferris is the embodiment of entitlement, lying and manipulating his way through every situation, rubbing his sister's nose in their parents' total double standards for their kids, gaslighting any authority figure he can find, and flouting all concern for laws and rules of common human decency.
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It took like two days of just a lot of coffee and a lot of wine, and I wrote this kind of like pop culture analysis of reported pieces on what I saw as factors of him coming to be, and then "Gaslighting" was the sample.
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If you aren't a liberal Christian in the mode of Serene Jones, if you believe in a literal resurrection and a fully-Catholic Notre-Dame de Paris, this combination of attitudes encourages a certain paranoia, a sense that the liberal overclass is constantly gaslighting your religion.
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For one, films like Us, Midsommar, Ready or Not, Cabin in the Woods, You're Next, and Prevenge show how the horror-comedy is uniquely equipped to explore the comedic tragedy of living with everything from racism, sexism, classism, stereotypes, prejudice, familial abuse, and even gaslighting toxic relationships.
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If your boyfriend rolls his eyes at you, sighs loudly, walks away, or says things like "You&aposre holding a grudge" or "You&aposre being too emotional," when you try to talk to him about how you&aposre feeling, it could mean he&aposs gaslighting you.
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"Gaslighting" is a term culled from the hit 1944 movie "Gaslight" starring Ingrid Bergman, Charles Boyer, and Joseph Cotton that tells the story of how an abusive husband deliberately manipulates the truth and messes with the gas-powered lighting in their home to drive her insane.
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" (To be fair, accusing women of being paranoid and melodramatic for having reasonable wishes and opinions is the oldest gaslighting trick in the book.) Smith also posted a couple of snarky tweets, including a screenshot of her weather app saying it's 94 degrees with the caption, "Forecast: extremely feminist.
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I want to talk about the constant gaslighting of going onstage and killing in front of an audience, then walking off and hearing or reading another discussion of whether or not we are even capable of being funny at all — as though that has ever been a legitimate question.
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I feel like [the GOP is] kind of gaslighting the country where, when they want to fight, when they want to bend and break the rules and stretch the Constitution to its limits, they'll do it but when they're on the other side of the table, it's, 'Whoa, decorum.
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"I share not expecting to be able to get through the backlash, the lying, the excuses, the gaslighting happening all over again, the fanbase that might come after me because that's just what happens in games, or hearing more of 'his side of the story,'" Lawhead's post reads.
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Nationalist demagogues may not want to work with other countries, but the longer they refuse, the sooner they will be swept away by angry voters tired of lies, equivocation and gaslighting, unable to deny the realities they see with their own eyes, and breathe with their own lungs.
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Jewish Voice for Labour, the party's pet Jewish front group, has codified all of these gaslighting tactics in a document that helpfully lays out the strategy for how other political groups and movements with a will to power can shut down Jewish concerns about organized, systemic anti-Semitism.
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But beyond the whole witches worshipping Satan thing, Rosemary's Baby is, at its core, a story about the expert gaslighting of a woman, and the techniques so embedded in our societal structure that she doesn't notice it's happening until it's too late — and that's something that, sadly, doesn't feel dated.
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It also insists on finding the humanity within these screwed-up one-percenters Gemstones makes no bones of the fact that these are awful people, and it makes no apologies for their rancid behavior, including stealing from the church, gaslighting their loved ones, and beating the shit out of their enemies.
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" He added, in a footnote, that the Legislature's "professed interest in 'women's health' is pure gaslighting" and that Mississippi officials challenge abortion rights but "choose not to lift a finger to address the tragedies lurking on the other side of the delivery room: our alarming infant and maternal mortality rates.
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If you're searching for a silver lining from this pageant of gaslighting and sycophancy, here it is: by declaring a state of emergency under the Stafford Act, the Federal Emergency Management Agency will be able to tap into tens of billions in disaster funding to help with the pandemic response.
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There is surely an interesting character study in the deteriorating mental state of a woman subjected to a deliberate campaign of gaslighting by her own government over the course of several years, or even of a man who has a crisis of conscience upon witnessing the damage his work has wrought.
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Although the term "gaslighting" is a scary-sounding word, it basically means a person, whether a romantic partner, friend, family member, or public figure, acts or says certain things that invalidate another person&aposs experience to the point they question whether their feelings or perceptions were right in the first place.
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Taylor SwiftTaylor Alison SwiftMemorable Trump feuds with celebrities from 2019 The Hill's Morning Report — Bloomberg is in; independents sour on impeachment Elizabeth Warren's hypocritical and foolish attack on private equity MORE Taylor Swift's political comments escalated in 2019, with her accusing Trump of "gaslighting the American public" in an August interview.
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A psychological thriller about an up-and-coming Wall Street executive (Dane DeHaan) who questions his sanity while trapped in that mysterious sanitarium, A Cure for Wellness is fascinated by the destructive nature of the American work ethic, and how its idolatry has left us susceptible to gaslighting and far, far worse.
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Logan's crushing of Kendall, as Emily mentioned, was brutal this episode: the cruel dismissal of and gaslighting about Naomi, another round of humiliation in front of Stewie (Logan offers to give up Ken's board seat as part of the possible deal), all culminating in a murder the victim is supposed to agree to.
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Amanda Carpenter, a former aide to Senator Ted Cruz of Texas and former Senator Jim DeMint of South Carolina, has a new book coming out in May called "Gaslighting America: Why We Love It When Trump Lies to Us." On the cover is an illustration of Mr. Trump with a Pinocchio nose.
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Every day has just been mounting, and people will come in ... Maybe somebody will hear me on this podcast and decide they love or hate me, but there's a lot of other little smaller things, none of which have been as big as "Gaslighting," but it wasn't just like this thing changed it.
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From Plath to Didion to Ottessa Moshfegh, a small yet powerful cadre of women have deployed their literary talent to push back against these myths, dignifying female adolescence with unsparing darkness, and excoriating the gaslighting that leads teenage girls to believe there is something wrong with them if their souls are not half-size.
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John KennedyJohn Neely KennedyMORE (R) on Tuesday got into a heated exchange regarding President TrumpDonald John TrumpWhistleblower complaint declassified on eve of high-stakes testimony Ocasio-Cortez on impeachment: 'I think the ground has shifted' Democrats ask Pentagon to probe delayed Ukraine aid MORE's interactions with Ukraine's president, with Todd accusing the lawmaker of gaslighting.
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Cohen is a problematic character though, one prone to the gaslighting of women, like with his on-and-off-and-on-again relationship with Summer Roberts, and he is selfish in a way that we can forgive him for slightly because he was an only child in the wasteland of superficiality that Orange County was portrayed as.
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While Secretary Clinton spent her debate time talking about "helping kids and families get and stay ahead" by keeping actual toddlers safe from gun violence, her infantile opponent deployed gaslighting rhetoric against sexual assault survivors, and promoted conspiracy theories to distract us from his complicity in rape culture, racism, and undermining women's reproductive rights and health.
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Legitimate debate has been replaced with gaslighting by those who have pledged their loyalty not to their country, or even to their party, but to Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpBiden allies see boost in Tuesday's election results Sanders vows to end Trump's policies as he unveils immigration proposal Republicans warn election results are 'wake-up call' for Trump MORE.
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Drawing parallels betweens Britney Spears and Jane Eyre, Lana Del Rey and gaslighting, as well as moments from her own life, Cote — who is a Victorian scholar — illustrates the myriad ways in which women — even so many years after Elizabeth Bennett was in want of a good husband — are still expected to live small, contained lives.
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Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoRepublican group launches ad campaign calling for witnesses in impeachment trial Pompeo on clash with NPR reporter: 'I hope she finds peace' Trump administration rolls out new sanctions over Russian occupation of Crimea MORE is "gaslighting" an NPR reporter following a heated exchange between the two, wrote Washington Post journalist Aaron Blake.
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"Instead of working productively to find a bipartisan solution for Dreamers, the president is attempting to rewrite history with a dangerous, anti-immigrant gaslighting campaign aimed at confusing the American people, slandering the DACA program and disparaging asylum seekers," said Representative Michelle Lujan Grisham, Democrat of New Mexico and the chairwoman of the Congressional Hispanic Caucus.
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With angsty lyrics such as "Yes, I'm a witch, I'm a bitch, I don't care what you say / My voice is real, my voice is truth" she not only created the perfect anti-gaslighting anthem but also a feminist manifesto with impressive longevity—the song was reimagined by The Brother Brothers on her 2007 remix album bearing the same name.
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Yes, it's a "ghost" story about four strangers invited to the ominous Hill House to study its supposed haunting, but really it's about the mental dissolution of the main character, Eleanor, whose emotional fragility is a result of a repressive family life, controlling men, and the sapphic—but cruel and gaslighting—relationship with the other woman in the study, Theo.
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My ex was controlling, even gaslighting and manipulative at times, tossing his head and accusing me of being a wild, untamed, shitty girlfriend when I wanted to do things he didn't like: travel with friends he didn't approve of, party with my sister in Madison, apply to only secular colleges, spend a summer studying abroad, far away from his clutches.
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Yet, as the study confirms, it really doesn't take much clicking around the regional Internet to find a gaslighting cookie notice that pops up with a mocking message saying by using this website you're consenting to your data being processed how the site sees fit — with just a single 'Ok' button to affirm your lack of say in the matter.
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Instead, he is relying on his usual playbook: there are partisan counterfactuals (making the fairly obvious point that, if the roles were reversed, some Democrats would dismiss claims of a hack), lol nothing matters (arguing that because we'll probably never have a smoking gun, we should just move on), and gaslighting (claiming that the hacks were not prominently discussed before the election).
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The details suggest Amy's intelligence — and psychopathy — far exceeds Tom's gaslighting: She steals urine from a pregnant neighbor to fake her own pregnancy, twists an old anniversary tradition into a way to get Nick to incriminate himself, fakes a whole diary, and comes up with assorted other ways to not just break up her marriage but also get rid of Nick permanently.
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Notable moments include the introduction of "self-care" to the popular lexicon, the propagation of the term "gaslighting" to describe the actions of politicians and critical discussions around popular media, and the now-constant debates about whether or not the most powerful people and corporations in the world are feminist have blurred the line between the societal and the personal.
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KotakuInAction's slogan—"gaming, ethics, journalism, censorship"—is part of a larger gaslighting campaign about the true nature of GamerGate, a movement predicated on false information about the relationship between a video game developer and a media publication, one that spun into a sexist, often racist, harassment campaign against a variety of people that's lasted long after the media stopped paying close attention to it.
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That is gaslighting in the extreme when she has repeatedly stated unequivocally that she has signed on to the Bernie SandersBernie SandersSaagar Enjeti questions Warren's authenticity on 'Medicare for all' All-female panel to moderate November Democratic primary debate Senate rejects Dem measure to overturn IRS rules on SALT deduction cap MORE' version of Medicare-for-All which actually spells a lot of this out quite clearly.
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Most recently, Outdoor Voices, the trendy athleisure brand known for its tri-color leggings and "exercise dresses," was the subject of a Buzzfeed News report that levels charges from employees who say there is a rampant culture of favoritism, gaslighting, fear, and distrust, caused in no small part by founder and former CEO Tyler Haney, who left her post at the company in February.
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Duca, who last month made headlines for an article in Teen Vogue titled "Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE is Gaslighting America," called Shkreli "an entitled creep" after the outlet told her of the suspension.
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On one level, this is because he's an adult; a major theme of It is that the innate power of childhood and ability to remember childhood fears serve as a crucial weapon against It. But on another, given the room's association with Beverly's sexual abuse, it's a form of gaslighting: As a sexual predator, Beverly's father won't or can't admit to the trauma he's been putting her through.
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Mr. Trump's comments weren't just foul in style, but in content: He declared that his celebrity allowed him to grab attractive women by the genitals (I am paraphrasing here, but for the four Martians who haven't heard it, let's just say he wasn't delicate about his choice of terms); he used the F-word as a verb, and not in the sense of gaslighting someone or telling a menace to buzz off.
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Duca documented the harassment on her own account, tweeting directly to Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey with screengrabs of Shkreli's profile: I would rather eat my own organs Lauren DucaJanuary 5, 2017 How is this allowed Lauren DucaJanuary 8, 2017 Duca rose to prominence last year after penning a viral op-ed for Teen Vogue titled: "Donald Trump Is Gaslighting America," where she argued that the president-elect's proclivity to deny proven facts amounts to psychological manipulation.
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I am trying to write something urgent, trying to be vulnerable and honest, trying to listen, trying to identify and articulate my innermost feelings, trying to make you feel them too, trying a kind of telepathy, all of which is really fucking hard in the first place and, in a culture wherein women are subject to infantilization and gaslighting, in a culture that says your "telepathic heart" (that's Moore on July) is dumb and delicate and boring and frippery and for girls, I sometimes wonder if it's even possible.
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