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IPR: Infinite Plane Radio, Open Phones for Open Minds, Hosted by Tim Ozman

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Toxic people are damaged people. You can't save them, nor should you try. Some people are better off not empowered. That may seem callous the first time you hear that. Toxic people, who are usually narcissists, habitually create parasitic relationships. During periods of bondage with codependent hosts, they do not grow emotionally or otherwise, as they pass the buck on their cares and responsibilities.

Narcissism: Real phenomenon or mere pop-psychology label? After having observed the phenomenon closely for several years, I’ve concluded that people, usually as a result of emotional vulnerability, fall into diagnosing their former partner or spouse of being a narcissist. This book asks the question: Are we over diagnosing? If so, at what cost? It’s easy to diagnose anyone we don’t like as a narcissist. It’s just a matter of being around them long enough to check a few boxes on a “Is my ex a narcissist?” website.

Guardrails starts with False Prophets, a short treatise explains how conspiracy theories are used to reinforce the big deceptions. It describes how free-thinkers are routinely brought back into the paddock. Many well-intentioned truthers have unwittingly helped to bury the very truth. And just what is the truth buried by the conspiracy theories? Simple. The truth is, the media is not reporting factual events to inform you; they are reporting stories to conform you.

God's narcissism is well-documented. That his only begotten son Jesus would have become a codependent is no surprise. Having been fashioned in his father's image, molded to fit his father's expectations, he could be nothing but a reflection of his father. This imposition removed Jesus from his own life and personality, making him just an extension of his father. Far from being "closer" to God, he was, in fact, a prisoner of his father's overbearing personality.

This original short story asks the question, "If eternal life came at the expense of love, would you choose death?"

How to Control Co-Dependent People takes a satirical approach to shedding light upon a very dark subject: narcissistic abuse. This audiobook is intended to demonstrate to those struggling with codependency just how narcissists actually view them. By hearing their “play book”, codependents should be able to recognize covert abuse and avoid its pernicious effects.

What did it mean for Christmas, now that Krampus would be taking the reins? Nothing good, everything bad. That's what.