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⌈ Secret Post #294 ⌋

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Think Liz posted 1.5 posts worth of secrets yesterday uhhhhhh

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Actually, it does happen.

Children who are nabbed at a young age can fall in love with a kidnapper if they are with them long enough.

If you watched SCI or Law and Order, you'd see it.

Are you...seriously...comparing real life to TV shows?

D:

Beaten to it. I was about to ask if they thought every crime lab out there had equipment to perform in-depth DNA testing, too.

Oh man you beat me.

Because CSI and Law & Order are accurate to life XD

Natasha Kampusch, right? The girl who was with her abductor for 9 years. From what I gathered, she at least learned to tolerate her abductor.

I'd imagine, staying with someone and being forced to interact with that person for many years, your survival skills would kick in and make you try and see an upside in the matter, just so you can survive.

It's no way normal, but it can happen.

Yeah it can happen where they learn to... live with them and stuff... *shudders* But falling in love with someone who raped you?

I wouldn't use CSI or Law and Order as examples though. Forensic Files = real CSI and I think I've only heard one case where someone grew familiar with their captor.

All a matter of will, IMO.

Weak-willed people may see it as the only way to survive, while those with stronger wills would never allow themselves to go down that path. It's like being in an abusive relationship.

I personally find it offensive that you say it being a matter of whether or not a person is "weak" or "strong" willed.

for all interested, I found a really interesting page on Stockholm Syndrome here (http://serendip.brynmawr.edu/bb/neuro/neuro04/web1/kkrasnec.html)

Even a strong-willed person might give in or even just do what they're told for reasons unknown. It has nothing to do with willpower. It has to do with the situation. If you want to stay alive, you'll do some things that are, to borrow a fandom expression, pretty OOC.

Weak and strong willed? D:

I'm a weak willed person but I'd rather die than form a relationship with someone who was trying to abuse my body... >_>

Patricia Hearst and Elizabeth Smart are two of the "leading cases" for it, that's totally not the right terminology, forgive me

Google ftw

If you watched SCI or Law and Order, you'd see it.

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