Mercy For Monsters: Recovering From Spiritualized Dysfunction

Mercy For Monsters: Recovering From Spiritualized Dysfunction The most dangerous prisons aren’t made of stone. They’re built from love. They are cons...

Mercy For Monsters: Recovering From Spiritualized Dysfunction The most dangerous prisons aren’t made of stone. They’re built from love.

They are constructed from the bricks of family identity, cemented by the mortar of cultural lenss, and decorated with the suffocating wallpaper of religious iconography.

What you were taught to call “the family norm” was, for many of you, a parasitic ideology engineered to own, control, and systematically dissuade you from ever becoming clear, healed, and dangerously authentic.

And the most twisted part? We’re taught to celebrate it. We hang the portraits of our wardens on the wall and call it heritage.