THE BRITISH INVASION BLOG

Already knowing the answer, I ran the question through AI. Autobiographical writing is not inherently "narcissistic" unless the writer herself is a narcissist. How do you tell the difference? Here's what AI said: does writing about your life make you a narcissist +11 No, writing about your life does not automatically make you a narcissist. While autobiographical writing is inherently self-focused, it is widely considered a therapeutic, creative, and generous act rather than a purely selfish one. Here is a breakdown of the distinction between documenting your life and narcissistic behavior: Why Writing About Your Life is Generally Not NarcissisticIt is Generous, Not Selfish: Sharing your stories, especially with descendants, is viewed as an act of generosity that preserves family history and provides lessons, not just vanity. It is Therapeutic: Writing can act as a form of therapy, helping people process trauma, recover from abusive situa...

As I read deeper into Wendy Hoffman's White Witch in a Black Robe, I'm struck by many things: the quality of her writing, intense and poetic. The videographic detail as she recalls events and scenes from her childhood inside a cult family who sold her to the Illuminati, not a shadowy abstraction in her story. She sees a cheque for $1,000,000 change hands as she's trafficked to royalty in Germany, England, the Vatican - and also "hot countries" in Asia, Africa, Latin America. She makes it clear, through little-girl eyes, that this is how the planet is governed. In case you were wondering. At age 10 she is chosen as a future Queen for her psychic abilities, but in fact she is a child sex slave, forced to abuse and kill other children, kidnapped by criminal gangs and sold for human sacrifice on a global, industrial scale. Another survivor, Jesse Czebotar describes the exact same scenarios naming the same entities, players and rituals. However tempting to dismiss t...