Wade Mullen

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“Many abusers coerce victims into silence with threats meant to give the victim the impression that telling anyone will cause some kind of destruction.”
Wade Mullen, Something's Not Right: Decoding the Hidden Tactics of Abuse—and Freeing Yourself from Its Power

“Abusers and abusive organizations may concede the basic reality of the wrong—“Yes, this happened”—but quickly add statements that either soften their responsibility or promote their integrity: “We value all people and only want what is best for everyone involved.” If these concessions do their job, the accused will stay in power, stay in favor with the community, and stay far from the shame their actions deserve.”
Wade Mullen, Something's Not Right: Decoding the Hidden Tactics of Abuse—and Freeing Yourself from Its Power

“Out of a desire to clear the air, you might be the first to acknowledge what you perceive to be the mistakes you made, might be the first to apologize because you’ve been made to feel as if you are the flaw in the equation. A concession can allow you to remain plagued with shame-based thoughts like, Maybe I am making too much of this. I shouldn’t have made such a fuss. They don’t deserve this. After all, I could have done more to prevent it.”
Wade Mullen, Something's Not Right: Decoding the Hidden Tactics of Abuse—and Freeing Yourself from Its Power

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