Toxic Needs - Revision history

Mike Sosteric at 14:39, 24 January 2019

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	'''Toxic Needs''' are unnatural needs that emerge in a [[Physical Unit]] that has been subjected to [[Toxic Socialization]], and ~~has been damaged/needs to protect itself as a result~~.		<h1 class="customtitle">{{FULLPAGENAME}}</h1>
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			'''Toxic Needs''' are unnatural needs that emerge only in a [[Physical Unit]] that has been subjected to [[Toxic Socialization]]. Toxic needs revolve around the need for healing and self-protection.
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	Toxic needs are not natural needs. They do not exist unless the [[Physical Unit]] experiences chronic trauma and assault. For example, we have no need for escape when our environments are calm, nurturing, and non-toxic.		Toxic needs are not natural needs. They do not exist unless the [[Physical Unit]] experiences chronic trauma and assault. For example, we have no need for escape when our environments are calm, nurturing, and non-toxic.

	~~Note, when~~ damage is severe and assault, neglect, chaos, etc. (i.e. [[Toxic Socialization]]) are chronic and long-term, toxic needs (and essential needs) becoming increasingly pathological. A house is not a toxic need unless you have to have a mansion just to assuage your self-esteem, dominate others. Healing and soothing are only toxic because they emerge out of toxicity and damage. Awareness Reduction, the need for escape, the need for control, the submission that reduces assault, and the domination (patriarchal, economic, political, etc.) that is a feature of advanced [[Sociopathology]], represent increasingly pathological toxic needs.		When damage is severe and assault, neglect, chaos, etc. (i.e. [[Toxic Socialization]]) are chronic and long-term, toxic needs (and essential needs) becoming increasingly pathological. A house is not a toxic need unless you have to have a mansion just to assuage your self-esteem, dominate others. Healing and soothing are only toxic because they emerge out of toxicity and damage. Awareness Reduction, the need for escape, the need for control, the submission that reduces assault, and the domination (patriarchal, economic, political, etc.) that is a feature of advanced [[Sociopathology]], represent increasingly pathological toxic needs.

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	# Healing - because as soon as you are injured, your body has a need to heal.		# Healing - because as soon as you are injured, your body has a need to heal.
	# Soothing - because soothing, touch, caress, and care facilitates and speeds healing.		# Soothing - because soothing, touch, caress, and care facilitates and speeds healing.
	# Awareness Reduction (see [[ARMs]]) - To reduce ~~the perception of pain, when pain is chronic,~~ to ~~avoid~~ the ~~[[Disjuncture\|disjunctive]]~~ pain ~~of guilt~~ and ~~shame,~~		# Disconnection/Awareness Reduction (see [[ARMs]]) - We need to reduce awareness to reduce the pain and anguish.
	# Escape		# Escape - We need to escape to escape the pain.
	# Control (of the environment and others)		# Domination and Control (of the environment and others)
	# Submission<ref>The inclusion of submission and domination are not intended to pathologize sexual kink which is aimed at generating pleasure. These refer to pathological diminishments which harm others and undermine human happiness and potential.</ref>.		# Submission<ref>The inclusion of submission and domination are not intended to pathologize sexual kink which is aimed at generating pleasure. These refer to pathological diminishments which harm others and undermine human happiness and potential.</ref>. We submit to those with more power because they ostensibly protect us, and because submission ends the assault.
	# ~~Domination~~		# Death -

	Toxic needs are particularly susceptible to marketer's manipulation.		Toxic needs are particularly susceptible to marketer's manipulation.

Mike Sosteric at 17:13, 16 January 2019

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	'''Toxic Needs''' are unnatural needs that emerge in a [[Physical Unit]] that has been subjected to [[Toxic Socialization]] and damaged.		'''Toxic Needs''' are unnatural needs that emerge in a [[Physical Unit]] that has been subjected to [[Toxic Socialization]], and has been damaged/needs to protect itself as a result.
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Mike Sosteric at 17:12, 16 January 2019

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	'''Toxic Needs''' are needs that emerge in a [[Physical Unit]] that has been subjected to [[Toxic Socialization]].		'''Toxic Needs''' are unnatural needs that emerge in a [[Physical Unit]] that has been subjected to [[Toxic Socialization]] and damaged.
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Mike Sosteric at 17:10, 16 January 2019

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	Toxic needs are not natural needs. They do not exist unless the [[Physical Unit]] experiences chronic trauma and assault. For example, we have no need for escape when our environments are calm, nurturing, and non-toxic.		Toxic needs are not natural needs. They do not exist unless the [[Physical Unit]] experiences chronic trauma and assault. For example, we have no need for escape when our environments are calm, nurturing, and non-toxic.

			Note, when damage is severe and assault, neglect, chaos, etc. (i.e. [[Toxic Socialization]]) are chronic and long-term, toxic needs (and essential needs) becoming increasingly pathological. A house is not a toxic need unless you have to have a mansion just to assuage your self-esteem, dominate others. Healing and soothing are only toxic because they emerge out of toxicity and damage. Awareness Reduction, the need for escape, the need for control, the submission that reduces assault, and the domination (patriarchal, economic, political, etc.) that is a feature of advanced [[Sociopathology]], represent increasingly pathological toxic needs.

	Toxic needs include the need for		Toxic needs include the need for

	# Healing		# Healing - because as soon as you are injured, your body has a need to heal.
	# Soothing		# Soothing - because soothing, touch, caress, and care facilitates and speeds healing.
	# Awareness Reduction (see [[ARMs]])		# Awareness Reduction (see [[ARMs]]) - To reduce the perception of pain, when pain is chronic, to avoid the [[Disjuncture\|disjunctive]] pain of guilt and shame,
	# Escape		# Escape
	# Control		# Control (of the environment and others)
	~~# Hurt~~ others		# Submission<ref>The inclusion of submission and domination are not intended to pathologize sexual kink which is aimed at generating pleasure. These refer to pathological diminishments which harm others and undermine human happiness and potential.</ref>.
	# ...		# Domination

			Toxic needs are particularly susceptible to marketer's manipulation.

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Mike Sosteric at 17:51, 14 January 2019

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			'''Toxic Needs''' are needs that emerge in a [[Physical Unit]] that has been subjected to [[Toxic Socialization]].
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			==Notes==

			Toxic needs are not natural needs. They do not exist unless the [[Physical Unit]] experiences chronic trauma and assault. For example, we have no need for escape when our environments are calm, nurturing, and non-toxic.

			Toxic needs include the need for

			# Healing
			# Soothing
			# Awareness Reduction (see [[ARMs]])
			# Escape
			# Control
			# Hurt others
			# ...


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