Emotional Support
Jul. 30th, 2007 07:53 pmThis article is a reversal of the "emotional abuse" article on Wikipedia. Link: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Emotional_abuse Also credit http://www.bpdcentral.com/resources/abuse/evabuse.shtml for parts of that article put in the Wikipedia entry.
A "reversal" is a deliberate and conscious re-writing of a piece of work with the idea of turning the concept of its head. Heavy use of antonyms is one of the techniques employed. Much as "rapturist" is the opposite of "terrorist," this article is intended to reverse "emotional abuse" and create from it "emotional support."
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Emotional support refers to a long-term situation in which one person uses his or her power or influence to positively affect the mental well-being of another. Emotional support can appear in a variety of forms, including acceptance, encouraging social interactions and friendships, creation and support of boundaries, and most importantly, creation of safety.
Contents
* 1 Definition of Emotional Support
* 2 Types of Emotional Support
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A "reversal" is a deliberate and conscious re-writing of a piece of work with the idea of turning the concept of its head. Heavy use of antonyms is one of the techniques employed. Much as "rapturist" is the opposite of "terrorist," this article is intended to reverse "emotional abuse" and create from it "emotional support."
For additional head spinning, click here to see it in split screen goodness. (Requires frames.)
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Emotional support refers to a long-term situation in which one person uses his or her power or influence to positively affect the mental well-being of another. Emotional support can appear in a variety of forms, including acceptance, encouraging social interactions and friendships, creation and support of boundaries, and most importantly, creation of safety.
Contents
* 1 Definition of Emotional Support
* 2 Types of Emotional Support
( remainder of article )