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Do you know anything about the pathological culture and customs of the Iraqi people, both Kurds and Arabs?Middle Eastern culture researches through people like you see here.
Today, based on the research I have done during the period 2024.05.31 until today 2024.10.06, I want to give comprehensive and convincing explanations.
mentally ill men, backbiting, slander lies as cultures in the Middle East, especially in the Iraqi people, Kurds and Arabs.Islamic culture full of hypocrisy.They talk and maybe say beautiful words, but in practice they are something else and 100% liars contradict what they say.
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as I have researched they suffer from strong double morals and more faces, they forget today there are techniques that you can record when amn talk to them sick people, those not aware that were already identified via body language skills.
The people I have seen are hypersensitive to women, especially if they see a person talking to a woman with a smile and warmth, they become sickly jealous and look for something to say by the person so that they
The basic characteristic of paranoid personality disorder is skepticism and mistrust of others, the manifestation of which is a strong and unjustified desire to interpret the actions of others as actions done with the intention of humiliating or threatening the patient. This tendency begins in early adulthood and appears in various fields.
Suspicion or paranoia (in English: Paranoia) is, in its general definition, an instinct or thought process that becomes irrational and delusional under the influence of anxiety or fear. Paranoid people usually believe that others are trying to persecute them or believe that others are conspiring against them.
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be able to get closer to that woman and try to say something wrong that can only be found from his sick brain so as to lie and say something that is only found in their culture and not in other cultures.
during the time I did the research and got results that there is a serious disease in those who come from this country already named above.
They lie easily and easily attach what is in their unhealthy brain and mind to others.
They suffer from strong morbid jealousy, they are very sensitive about women and especially when they see a woman laughing and talking to a man, they become nervous and restless and try to invent something that only exists in their morbidly jealous brain. in fact I was able to identify several mental illnesses in those who named already.
Pathological jealousy.
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Jealousy is divided into pathological jealousy
Jealousy is sometimes classified as a paranoid disorder. Often the disease expresses itself by the affected individual believing that the partner is or wants to be sexually unfaithful.
They become like that towards others who are not with them or do not prtner with the mentally ill persons I during my research noticed about that event and was identified through the person's behavior and also deeply controlled via body language sciences.
also those who suffer from pathological jealousy are very sensitive when they see that a man and a woman laugh and discuss with each other, in reality they suffer from strong paranoia, and schizophrenia, they become the last step of called jealousy that goes to madness.
When they end up in the area of madness when they can say anything they will lack conscience, lack personal dignity so they are in the psychopathic area.
They get mad and they try to go ahead and say to the woman, or the man who talked to the woman bad things about others so that they feel they are getting rid of their innermost war.
The individual often performs inexplicable actions such as stalking the partner.
It is usually men who suffer from pathological jealousy.
It is also common for the affected individual to interpret statements and actions to prove that the partner is unfaithful, for example.
In severe cases of pathological jealousy, the wife and children have often been systematically abused and sometimes killed. The murders of the family often end with the pathologically jealous committing suicide.
Pathological Jealousy
Jealousy is sometimes classified as a form of paranoid illness and is expressed in the fact that the sufferer is completely convinced that the partner is or wants to be sexually unfaithful. In extreme cases, jealousy takes the form of notoriously overprotective, monitoring and stalking of the partner. Persecution does exist, but it is the sick person who persecutes and does not perceive it as sick to, for example, drive his wife to work, park himself outside her job until it is time to drive her home again at 5:00 p.m. Or to interpret the slightest action or behavior from the wife, for example that she does not leave work until 17.01 or that during the journey home she winds down the window and clears her throat while a red car with an antenna passes by, as evidence that infidelity really exists.
This state of mental illness is life-threatening for the partner as the delusions are often accentuated, and the sufferer uses more and more crude artillery to gain control over the situation he cannot control unless his wife sits in front of him 24/7. If she closes her eyes, she must be thinking of another man. If her eyes are open, she looks suspiciously. If she blinks, she signals the desire to meet the fictitious man or men the patient is convinced exist. Her every movement is misconstrued as an expression that there is justification for jealousy, from which the sufferer suffers in such dimensions that he actually loses all control and is truly threatened with total mental dissolution and chaos.
It is usually men who suffer from this condition, and the consequence is often systematic abuse and terror of the wife and children. A development is seen in so-called extended suicides when the jealous person, in the act and intention of ultimately defending himself against infidelity, murders his family and himself. morbid jealousy. So somewhere in the above points have ... Behind pathological jealousy is often mental illness and causes such as
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Jealousy is when you feel bad that you don't have it, so the person becomes completely jealous and tries to vent their innermost wounds.
How do you know if jealousy has gone too far?
So you can control the person without the person consciously looking through body language and describe the person's changes through his behavior. look if the person had the same behavior as yesterday, so body language is the best way to know the person's behavior,
.How does a person with mental illness behave?
Symptoms of mental illness can be that you see and hear things that no one else does, that you feel sad, worried, lonely, have difficulty sleeping and feel bad for a long time. All people can feel mentally ill and it can vary over the course of life. It can be good, so-so and bad.
How do you know if you are mentally ill?
What is mental health? — The Public Health Authority
Mental illness can be anything from temporary problems of anxiety, depression or sleep problems to more severe mental illnesses such as anxiety or depression. What characterizes mental illness is that it affects well-being and how one functions in everyday life.
What is meant by conduct disorder?
Conduct disorder refers to long-term and pervasive behavior that does not take into account the rights and well-being of others or rules.
How to deal with behavioral disorders?
Treatment for conduct disorder may include: Multisystemic therapy: Intensive, often home- or community-based interventions to promote positive behavior change in the youth's environment. Treatment is highly dependent on family and school involvement. Family therapy.
How does conduct disorder affect everyday life?
Conduct disorder is a mental condition that affects children and teenagers. People with this condition persistently exhibit severely antisocial and aggressive behaviors. They may bully others, abuse small animals, lie, steal, drink alcohol, use drugs or skip school, often before adolescence.
about paranoia.
How does a paranoid person behave?
Personality syndrome paranoid form means that a person is unusually suspicious of other people. The suspicions may be about other people being deceived, exploiting or harming him or her. One is often preoccupied with unfair doubts about the loyalty or trustworthiness of others.
it may be about their religion being full of mental illness when it comes to their mind on women.
What can cause paranoia?
In certain paranoid conditions, you can see triggering factors such as narcotics or medication. If you have a vulnerability to paranoia, lack of sleep, physical illness or trauma can be triggers. Often, however, one does not know exactly what triggers a paranoid reaction.
How to get rid of paranoia?
Psychotherapy and psychological treatment
Psychotherapy or other psychological treatment often involves talk therapy, either alone or together with others. Sometimes you can get therapy like internet therapy.
How does a person with OCD behave?
In obsessive-compulsive disorder, you are troubled by unpleasant thoughts (obsessions) that you have, for example, forgotten the stove, that you can catch an infection or that things must be symmetrical. It is also common to have anxiety-inducing thoughts about morality and religion or about taboo themes such as sexuality and aggressiveness.
Those in their mental illness are compelled to have a bad mind about women and especially when a woman talks to a man, they become hypersensitive.
Can you perhaps feel jealous because someone has something that you would like to have or has done something that you would like to do? In that case you are not alone, this disease is also found in European countries.
Anyone who claims they are never the least bit jealous is lying. Both for the rest of us and for himself.
Being jealous is both human and inevitable. We all struggle with our own. We want to survive, meet our most urgent needs and not lose too much along the way.
And there is always someone who can do it a little better. Scrimmage.
Anyone who is, on the whole, satisfied with their existence may get a little jealous from time to time, but it doesn't have to be so dangerous.
At best, jealousy can be downright spurring. Maybe I should also try a new hairstyle or dare to make a career change?
But jealousy can also make you an unpleasant person.
For example, when you can no longer rejoice in the success of your friends.
When you become bitter and jealous and maybe even start to backbite or oppose the friend because you are so jealous.
Now the Relationship podcast Norrena & Frantz wants to know: In what kind of situations do you usually get jealous?
Does it tear you up when your friends post cute pictures of the family because you're eternally single?
Or when you meet the classmate who still comes in her student dress while you can wear yours as a tube scarf at best?
Do you get jealous in a work context when one colleague after another gets a pay rise and bonus while at most you get a bottle of mulled wine from the boss as a thank you for this year.
And more importantly: how do you deal with the jealousy?
Does jealousy spur you to action? Do you decide to become healthier, wealthier and more successful?
Is jealousy dragging you down? Are you losing your spark and confidence?
Are you the one who can simply state that "oh, lucky you, now I'm jealous" but then trudge on in life without any more thought?
Or have you ever turned into a real jealousy monster, who became angry, resentful and horrible?
As always, you can contact us completely anonymously via the form below. Your answer may be read out in the podcast and published in edited form.
When a consuming jealousy arises, it can find outlet in different ways. It can lead to an attempt to belittle or slander the person who is the source of the jealousy. In the long run, jealousy can create bitterness and a more negative outlook on life - which of course should be avoided.
Why do you get jealous easily?
Sometimes jealousy can be a result of past experiences of betrayal or loss, which then carry over into future relationships. Dealing with jealousy means we need to explore and understand our own feelings and fears and communicate openly and honestly with our partners, friends or family members.
Or they can become jealous of others who have that one thing others don't have,
How does jealousy manifest itself?
Envy means a desire to have something that someone else has – a nicer car, a better paying job or a trip someone has been on. Jealousy is instead about a fear of losing something you already have – often your partner, but friendships can also arouse the feeling.
What is the root of jealousy?
- Envy is rooted in comparison and a feeling of being inferior to other people. If you compare yourself and notice that you are drawing the shortest straw, it can create feelings that you don't really understand, says Lillemor Adriansson, associate professor of psychology at the University of Borås who researches jealousy.
What causes jealousy?
Unwarranted jealousy is rooted in fear of being deceived, abandoned, or neglected. But many also testify to a strong fear of being deceived and taken behind the scenes. The fear, in turn, often gives rise to a tangible anger that is directed both at one's own partner and at the people one perceives as rivals.
How many wives can a Muslim man have?
Polygamy. Although polygamy is not without controversy in Islamic culture, according to Islamic jurisprudence, the Qur'an permits marriage with up to four women or an indefinite number of concubines. A woman on the other hand can only be married to one man.
Today Iraq, Iran, Afghanistan, Turkey, Egypt, Sudan, Saudia, Pakistan are listed as women-hostile countries.
And people from those countries are very jealous and can be harmful to women.
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