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Ghosting: Necessary or Just Plain Mean?
Ghosting. One minute you’re talking, laughing, maybe even planning something… and the next, silence. No explanation. No goodbye. Just gone. In most cases, ghosting happens in dating, when one person ghosts another, someone they were once interested in. At some point, things didn’t go as planned and they no longer wish to engage. Instead of having an uncomfortable conversation, they choose disappearance. It’s almost as if they decide: this person no longer exists to me. They

Nanette Dib
Jan 253 min read


The Psychological Mechanism of Identity Erasure in Narcissistic Abuse
In clinical psychology, identity erasure is a form of coercive control often utilized by individuals with narcissistic & high control traits. It is a systematic process designed to dismantle a partner’s autonomy, sense of self, and external support systems to ensure total psychological dependency.

Francesca Nardelli
Jan 182 min read


Wounded Feminine vs. Divine Feminine
We hear about feminine energy a lot, but seeing the difference between these two sides is the secret to protecting your peace. Choosing to heal the wounded parts of ourselves is the best thing a woman can do for her own happiness.

Francesca Nardelli
Jan 123 min read


Malibu Taught Me What Peace Feels Like Now I Refuse To Unlearn It
Malibu reminded me that the real me thrives in spaciousness. I glow when I am not walking on eggshells. I rise when I am not shrinking myself to keep someone else from spiraling.

Francesca Nardelli
Dec 25, 20252 min read


The Edit Guide To Feeling Strong
small, consistent activity shapes your body and regulates your nervous system more effectively than random bursts of intensity.

Francesca Nardelli
Nov 24, 20253 min read


The Power of Living Unedited
Living unedited means alignment—no more shrinking, no more masks. When your inner world and outer life match, you move with flow, ease, and glow

Francesca Nardelli
Jul 30, 20252 min read


The Four Masks of Narcissism
Research on emotional suppression shows that chronic detachment often masks deep sensitivity. By avoiding vulnerability, the narcissist creates a power imbalance—others end up guessing, accommodating, or chasing connection that never comes.

Francesca Nardelli
Feb 8, 20253 min read
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