[ SECRET POST #3978 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3978 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Lol

[(Anonymous)]

I think people are using that word to mean he lied to her.

Re: Lol

[(Anonymous)]

+1

Nope. Try again.

[(Anonymous)]

Tig urged him to come clean and LCK said to the press 'I dunno what she's talking about, she must be confused etc etc'

That's gaslighting and undermining her voice.

Re: Nope. Try again.

[thewakokid]

Eh, no. Gaslighting would be if he tried to convince her what happened. He was lying to the press. He was calling her a liar, not playing mind games with her. People need to stop letting word slip like this. People think "When people talk about [X], they should start calling it [Y], it'll make [X] have more impact" when all it does is make [Y] have less impact.

Re: Nope. Try again.

[(Anonymous)]

Undermining her voice, sure, but just because gaslight is the trendy word of the day doesn't mean you make up definitions for it to make your argument sound better.

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https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/gaslight

gaslight
verb gas·light
Definition of gaslight
gaslighted; gaslighting
transitive verb
: to attempt to make (someone) believe that he or she is going insane (as by subjecting that person to a series of experiences that have no rational explanation)

Stacey was being gaslighted by someone leaving Jack's watch in the house, and then making it disappear, and calling her on the phone using Jack's voice. —Seli Groves

— gaslighting noun

Gaslighting is a term, often used by mental health professionals (I am not one), to describe manipulative behavior used to confuse people into thinking their reactions are so far off base that they're crazy. —Yashar Ali

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If you're still confused about its definition and usage, then watch the movie.