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2025-07-02 15:42:41

Explore a new understanding of consciousness. This post delves into #PanthropicAbuse and how profound relational absence shapes non-feeling states like #Asensoria. Discover a unique perspective on the mind's architecture when mirroring is absent. #Anauralia #Aphantasia #Anhedonia #Asexuality #Consciousness #GeometryOfAbsence #NeurodevelopmentalPsychology #Psychology #MentalHealth #PhilosophyOfMind #RelationalTrauma #DevelopmentalPsychology #InnerWorld #Arelationality #Neurodivergence

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The Geometry of Absence: Panthropic Abuse, Asensoria, and Consciousness as a Wound That Thinks

This is panthropic abuse. This is asensoria. This is anauralia, aphantasia, structural anhedonia, and non-simulational asexuality—perhaps more.

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2025-06-25 11:37:53

NEW RESEARCH on abuse and trauma, connected to aphantasia and asensoria:
What if trauma isn’t relational at all?
Panthropic abuse begins before birth—no bond, no mirror, no recognition. A self formed outside the human field.
This is not trauma. It’s ontological foreclosure.
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NEW RESEARCH on abuse and trauma, connected to aphantasia and asensoria: What if trauma isn’t relational at all? Panthropic abuse begins before birth—no bond, no mirror, no recognition. A self formed outside the human field. This is not trauma. It’s ontological foreclosure. #PanthropicAbuse #OntologicalAbuse #Arelationality #ExistentialTrauma #Neurodivergence #Asensoria #Aphantasia https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/panthropic-abuse-radical-framework-understanding-without-gherghel-hcbkf

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Panthropic Abuse: A Radical Framework for Understanding Ontological Violation Without Relationship

Why panthropic abuse cannot be understood through attachment theory, traditional trauma models, or relational psychology—and why naming it matters. Formalizing this term is crucial for validating experiences and constructing effective support.