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BEING INVOLVED WITH A JEZEBEL​

“Musk described their relationship as “brutal” and “mind-bogglingly painful.”

Despite this, Heard revealed that she still loves Musk “very much,” adding, “Elon loves fire, and sometimes it burns him.”

No, Amber Heard has never loved Elon Musk or Johnny Depp or anyone else. She doesn’t understand the meaning of love. She’s a personality-disordered woman with a Jezebel spirit.

The Jezebel spirit is a controlling and manipulative spirit characterized by seduction, manipulation, and dominance. It uses beauty, sexuality, glamor, charm, flattery, and deception to gain control over men and achieve its goals.

Be very vigilant, men! Women under its influence are everywhere; even in the church and Christian circles. These women aren’t genuine Christians; they’re false converts. They may profess that Jesus is Lord, but their Jesus isn’t the real Jesus.

The Jezebel spirit is extremely predatory and exploitative! She seeks to dominate men and use them to improve her lifestyle. She’ll resort to abuse, false claims of abuse, coercion, blackmail, revenge, or other intimidation tactics.

Women influenced by the Jezebel spirit often exhibit a lack of empathy for others and prioritize their own desires and ambitions above others. To avoid the dangers associated with such a woman, a man needs discernment; to not let his eyes rule his actions and to establish healthy boundaries in interactions and relationships. Only by being vigilant and grounded in truth can a man recognize and resist the influence of the Jezebel spirit!

In Christian circles, many women do indeed operate under this spirit and present themselves as being more righteous than they actually are. Men, these women love to use sexual manipulation to achieve their goals and gain influence over you. A woman under this spirit frequently uses her appearance as a tool for manipulation and control. She may choose to wear revealing or provocative clothing that accentuates her physical attributes, or she’ll wear very elegant and expensive attire.

Her impeccable presentation may be another sign of this spirit. She often prioritizes her physical appearance above other aspects of her character and has meticulous grooming habits to maintain an alluring image. A woman with a Jezebel spirit will engage in flirtatious or suggestive behavior as a means of exerting influence over men. This is intended to create sexual tension and manipulate the man’s emotions.

Emotional manipulation of some kind is always present! The Jezebel spirit is all about leveraging emotional connections to achieve desired outcomes. This could include feigning affection for a man or intimacy to elicit a specific response such as gaining favors or exerting control over relationships, and “love-bombing” and hot and cold games.

A woman under the influence of this spirit can be very exploitative in relationships by using sex as a bargaining chip, for future blackmail attempts, or to obtain sexual favors in order to maintain her power over the man. She may make false promises of sexual gratification or intimacy to lead men to believe that engaging with her will result in sexual gratification, love, affection, or status, only to later betray those expectations.

There are some typical ways a woman with the Jezebel spirit conducts herself on social media. She often uses social media as a platform to seek attention.

This often involves posting glamorous and provocative photos of herself, sharing personal details about her life in a false or dramatic manner, and constantly seeking validation through likes and comments.

She may engage with many men openly or behind the scenes, using comments, direct messages, or emojis to convey a sense of intimacy or allure. These interactions could be subtle or overt, depending on her intentions and the perceived receptivity of the man. It could involve subtly influencing the man’s opinions or behaviors through persuasive messaging, guilt-tripping, or other tactics.

She may carefully curate her social media presence to elicit admiration, envy, or desire from others. This could involve showcasing material possessions, glamorous experiences, seductive poses, or idealized aspects of her life while concealing less favorable realities. She may use social media as a means of strategic networking or even for escorting, cultivating connections with wealthy men as far away as Dubai, or anyone who can further her own interests or agenda.

A woman with a Jezebel spirit might thrive on drama and conflict. She often enjoys stirring up controversy, gossip, or discord to maintain attention and control. This could involve instigating arguments, spreading rumors, resorting to physical violence, or engaging in public disputes with others. She often has a proud and haughty air.

If you look into her eyes you may see a flash of something dark and sinister in there. Demonic spirits manifest themselves through a person’s eyes.
 
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DumbDude43 said:
new word for bpd just dropped, i guess?
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I'd link zoomers to the reviled website to show them it's not, but they'd probably just embrace it and become a valued reader.

I'm not sure where the Elon Musk/Amber Heard angle was going, but the rest of the article reads like a Monster Manual entry, only thing missing are hit die values and the ink art.
 
I was hoping this was a story about an ayyyyy writing for that website
 
It's not even an article but some stupid bitches blog. LOL

This isn't a new word. It's been around for a long time. I have heard it used before but mostly by older women.

There are bad men and bad women. The same way there are women that are attracted to bad boys there are guys that like bad girls. Usually, guys that are attracted to bad women usually don't walk away totally destroyed like women do. You never hear about the bitter angry single father with mental health problems from a shitty relationship with a bad woman. You can't say the same for women. Plenty of examples of women making bad relationship choices exist. Men can usually walk away pretty unscathed. Women can't. There seems to be far for women with this bad boy/asshole addiction than men with a bad girl/bitch addiction.
 
Night Crawler said:
It's not even an article but some stupid bitches blog. LOL

This isn't a new word. It's been around for a long time. I have heard it used before but mostly by older women.

There are bad men and bad women. The same way there are women that are attracted to bad boys there are guys that like bad girls. Usually, guys that are attracted to bad women usually don't walk away totally destroyed like women do. You never hear about the bitter angry single father with mental health problems from a shitty relationship with a bad woman. You can't say the same for women. Plenty of examples of women making bad relationship choices exist. Men can usually walk away pretty unscathed. Women can't. There seems to be far for women with this bad boy/asshole addiction than men with a bad girl/bitch addiction.
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I feel like we need to acknowledge here that domestic violence and intimate partner abuse from women to men is drastically, drastically underreported. There is a powerful belief that if a man tries to confide in family, friends, workmates etc that he is experiencing abuse from a female partner, that he will not be taken seriously or will be mocked. This is particularly true when the abuse is of a non-physical nature, like emotional/psychological abuse.

There are distressingly few services available for men in abusive relationships: there are very few helplines, few charities and vanishingly few all-male refuges. It's not that men don't experience domestic abuse, it's that there isn't someone meaningful to talk about it. There is also a nasty habit of laughing off behaviour from female partners as "nagging" or "being a bitchy wife" that, in the context of a female victim, would be much more likely to be recognised as controlling and abusive.

I genuinely think it's very hard to get a handle on the frequency of domestic abuse perpetrated by women to male partners, but this I am sure of: it's a fuckload higher than any formal figures we have now would suggest. That's extremely not okay, and this is an issue that badly needs attention and funding. Domestic abuse destroys lives, It kills people, it maims people, and it severely affects kids growing up in that environment.

Women even now feel a powerful shame about admitting to being victims of domestic abuse,but crucially over many decades, a shitload of work has been done by activists, charities, governments etc to push back on that stigma. Making it easier to admit what the problem is and ask for help has without question saved lives. This is where there needs to be work - a ton of it, and as fast as possible - on destigmatising male victims of abuse. This is not a zero-sum game: victims are victims are victims and more urgently needs to be done to protect and support male victims too.

No one should have to suffer in silence.
 
Night Crawler said:
This isn't a new word. It's been around for a long time. I have heard it used before but mostly by older women.
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It's a 20th century Protestant classic. If you find a modern Christian church that went big on the spiritual warfare worldview, you'll hear a couple of different spirits named. Not all of them have specific names, but Jezebel fits the description very well.

There's a reason that sex-positive feminists like, well, Jezebel.com itself, were trying to "reclaim" this specific term. If they were consistent in their ideology they might call the Jezebel spirit what it is: toxic femininity. But naturally, they don't want to admit such a thing can exist.
 

Heard probably could do with an exorcism. (Supposedly the dialog is from a real attempt an exorcism of the Jezebel Spirit.)
 
Night Crawler said:
You never hear about the bitter angry single father with mental health problems from a shitty relationship with a bad woman.
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They certainly exist. Society as a whole just doesn't care. These men are not going to be getting positive attention and comfort when they report how that relationship turned them inside out. At best they'll get a begrudging acknowledgement that it sucks, more than likely they will be told they shouldn't have stuck their dick in crazy and in the worst case people will wonder, sometimes aloud, what the fella was doing to receive such treatment. Trust me, these men are not unscathed. Most go on to commit a form of slow suicide as the world tells them they need to figure shit out.

When it comes to abuse society treats men as high agency & responsibility and women as low agency & responsibility.
 
You don't need to believe in demons and evil spirits to understand some people are crazy, evil fuckers.
 
Fareal said:
I feel like we need to acknowledge here that domestic violence and intimate partner abuse from women to men is drastically, drastically underreported.
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not underreported, it's more that the 'abuse' patterns (if you can even call it that) which women typically engage in are so fundamentally different from their male counterparts that reporting any of it simply doesn't do anything because no law exists against any of it - and i don't see how that could possibly be changed, because things like emotional manipulation are just not the kind of behavior that laws and courts are able to deal with effectively.
with typical male abuse it's comparatively simple: he punched me, here's a picture of the black eye he gave me, there's the neighbor who heard me screaming on the day it happend. that's the kind of stuff courts can work with to reach a verdict. but with the stuff women tend to do, it's almost never like that.

there's laws against assault and battery, there's no laws against psychological attacks, and they usually come in the form of 'death by a thousand cuts' patterns that take place over extended periods of time. i don't think any law could possibly be made to cover this stuff without opening the door for terrifying levels of judicial overreach
 
DumbDude43 said:
not underreported, it's more that the 'abuse' patterns (if you can even call it that) which women typically engage in are so fundamentally different from their male counterparts that reporting any of it simply doesn't do anything because no law exists against any of it - and i don't see how that could possibly be changed, because things like emotional manipulation are just not the kind of behavior that laws and courts are able to deal with effectively.
with typical male abuse it's comparatively simple: he punched me, here's a picture of the black eye he gave me, there's the neighbor who heard me screaming on the day it happend. that's the kind of stuff courts can work with to reach a verdict. but with the stuff women tend to do, it's almost never like that.

there's laws against assault and battery, there's no laws against psychological attacks, and they usually come in the form of 'death by a thousand cuts' patterns that take place over extended periods of time. i don't think any law could possibly be made to cover this stuff without opening the door for terrifying levels of judicial overreach
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The UK has fairly new 'coercive control' laws which are intended to catch a lot of this stuff: https://safelives.org.uk/sites/defa... for Maracs - Corecive Control - Scotland.pdf
 
Fareal said:
The UK has fairly new 'coercive control' laws which are intended to catch a lot of this stuff: https://safelives.org.uk/sites/default/files/resources/Guidance for Maracs - Corecive Control - Scotland.pdf
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this looks a lot like what i meant with the "opening the door for terrifying levels of judicial overreach" part
like, the idea that some government employee (possibly not even a real judge) gets to make decisions about stuff like how critical or jealous people are allowed to be in relationships, that just seems borderline dystopian to me. also shit like "Preventing the victim from taking medication/accessing care" sounds a lot like it will eventually be used to accuse parents of abuse for refusing to put their children on tranny hormones.
 
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