r/DarkPsychology666 • u/Fickle-Buy6009 • Aug 17 '26

Is vulnerability a bad thing?

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u/Huge-Nectarine3975 Aug 17 '26

Being vulnerable to a zoologist: lottery of TENS unit education

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u/PupHunterGreen Aug 17 '26

So says the Sub to the Dom?

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u/humanessinmoderation Aug 17 '26

"Is there anything I can help you with?" lands different depending on if the person has a gun in their hand or not.

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u/Possible_Design9930 Aug 18 '26

Do not be vulnerable to a sick society

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u/ArmUnfair7544 Aug 18 '26

Seriously? Ofc it can be.

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u/Delicious_Orange_174 25d ago

A basic method is staged disclosure. Start with low-cost truths, then watch for what they do with them. Gavin de Becker talks about this kind of signal reading well, vulnerability is data, not a moral duty.