Understanding The Covert Trauma That Made Diddy Victims Come Back For More

What happens when power, influence, and secrecy combine to create a perfect storm of control? The alleged victims of Diddy may have experienced just that—trapped in a world where bad behavior is slowly normalized. But why would people keep going back for more? What kind of mindset allows someone to justify getting pulled deeper into the darkness, even as things spiral out of control?

Robin Dreeke breaks down the psychology behind trauma bonding, covert trauma, and the allure of groupthink, all factors that could explain the mindset of those who found themselves caught in the web of Diddy's alleged actions. When fame, money, and status are on the line, do people ignore their gut feelings, or do they simply fail to realize they’re victims until it's too late?

With rumors swirling of a secret tape and an impending list of names that could destroy reputations, the real question is—how many will own their behavior, and how many will keep pointing fingers?

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Lydbog: 7. oktober 2024