Episode 13 features a musical performance or spoken word piece titled "Oh, Alexandra" - a deeply personal narrative about betrayal, manipulation, and the aftermath of a toxic relationship.
Original TransmissionsThis episode deviates from the typical Cult of Psyche format, presenting what appears to be a complete musical or spoken word performance addressing someone named Alexandra. The piece chronicles a relationship that began with apparent friendship and connection but devolved into manipulation and public drama. The narrator describes being used as a 'chess piece' and 'temporary favorite' before being discarded and vilified when no longer useful. The narrative touches on themes of spiritual manipulation, public performance of personal drama, and the cyclical nature of toxic relationship patterns. The piece concludes with pointed questions about why someone who claims to want no contact continues to engage and 'orbit' the narrator's work, suggesting ongoing harassment or obsessive behavior despite public declarations of separation.
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