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1. One of the very common fears that we have to face almost every day is the fear of saying what you really think. We have to be tolerant; We have to be on-trend with imposed values that we may not like. This affects all aspects of our lives. We carefully filter words, phrases, intonations, so as not to offend someone, not to appear stupid, boring, incompetent, not to lose a deal because of a statement, not to lose an advantage, not to lose important connections ... We were forced to have an internal inspector who controls us and at the right moment "pulls the string", that we did not say something extra ... And it really helps us. The boss thinks that we are satisfied with our work and understand him from the word go. Partners, clients, friends - all of them see us as reliable, strong, friendly and joyful. Only our loved ones behind a strained smile can sometimes see the fatigue or even pain in our eyes ... Those are the rules of the game. Saying what you think is too much of a luxury... Once upon a time, when we were children, we had that right in full, because we just didn't think about it, on the one hand, and on the other, we hadn't yet had time to "learn to be silent." At that wonderful time, we had no idea of the wealth we possessed. However, the very "rules of the game" were quickly explained to us. We acquired that

2. inner inspector, which sometimes to this day does not allow us to open our mouths at the right moment. Before we know it, we accept the rules of the game and begin to play a social role. Like a script in a play, we play a social role, following all the rules. After all, we want to get approval, to hear that we are doing well in the game. On the other hand, we are driven by the fear of losing this role. We can't bear to be criticized or judged by a significant figure. We become conditioned by all of this when we forget that we are merely in the process of a social game. The reward is approval and receiving positive appreciation, and the punishment is criticism or condemnation. There are many examples where a person has been completely and shamefully expelled from society for speaking out. The deeper we immerse ourselves in such a role, forgetting that it is only part of the "spectacle of life," the more we fall under the power of fear, reinforced by feelings of guilt and shame. We identify with this role so strongly that we can no longer get out of it. It is the role that controls us now, not us! The fear of punishment, criticism or rejection then rises to an existential level. We become afraid of losing this role or of being deprived of it (especially in public). And we already automatically learn to keep our opinions to ourselves, and to keep our mouths shut, too... What is AbuseClub (www.abuseclub.com) and why do you need it. AbuseClub is a place where you can express your real and true attitude to any person, celebrity, occasion, situation or company you work in/with, - openly, without censorship, without tolerance or other patterns of behavior imposed by us. Discuss something - you really care about. The Truth will set you free. The world is in crisis: wars breaking out every day, politicians bought and paid for, and celebrities regularly abusing the privileges we afford them. Traditional social media and news outlets expect us to turn a blind eye, and regularly censor those who speak Truth. No more! Abuseclub.com offers a home for honest, unfiltered discourse. Reality doesn’t have moderators or worry if you might be offended, neither do we. Abuseclub.com: No Filters just Real Opinions, Real Life, Real Freedom. Anything can be said here. No one will judge you here. AbuseClub is a cozy community where users create thousands of unique posts of their own.

3. You can be anonymous or public. You can have your own content feeds or just be a reader. In general, the platform doesn't limit you in topics, except for those forbidden, which are considered taboo in the common norms. Company: AbuseClub company Contact Name: Abuseclub Support Address: Internet Email: info@abuseclub.com Website: www.abuseclub.com