Psyche discusses the psychology of online trolling with guest Alexandra Mayers, exploring how trauma and unmet needs drive destructive behavior. The conversation touches on the role of the 'wounded healer' in helping others.
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The episode begins with Psyche sharing his goals for the show, highlighting his desire to help people who have experienced trauma and bullying ▶ 0:00. He suggests that people don't become trolls without a reason, and that there may be an unmet core need or past trauma driving their behavior ▶ 0:10. Psyche shares his personal approach to dealing with negative experiences, aiming to take the negative and use it to help others as a 'wounded healer' ▶ 0:30. He expresses frustration that some people may not be ready or willing to accept help ▶ 0:43, and notes that he has learned that people can only be helped when they are ready and come forward themselves ▶ 0:46. Alexandra Mayers is introduced as a guest, and the conversation begins to explore parallel paths and experiences ▶ 0:54.
The conversation appears to touch on themes of trauma, healing, and personal growth. It suggests that people's behavior, including trolling, may be driven by deeper unmet needs or past experiences. The idea of the 'wounded healer' continues the pattern of exploring the complexities of human behavior and the potential for personal growth and transformation.
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That's what I really wanted with my show is to like I knew there are a lot of people with um basically traumas that have been bullied that have been you know and that are maybe they're trolls for a reason like I think that you don't you don't just become a troll there's like some kind of unmet core need or something like there's you know some there's there's something yeah there something
happens and it's like and some people will be hurt and then they'll >> hurt other people like I really try to like take all the negative that's happened to me and and help people share my stories and um you know be like the wounded healer kind of more energy, right? And so and so that's what uh that's what I've been doing and it's like and it's frustrating because it's like sometimes people don't want to be helped.
Sometimes people are >> you can only help people when they're ready and they come to you and that's what I've learned the hard way and in a lot of ways I think my path has definitely paralleled yours. My difference is that um from what you said earlier in regards to how
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