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Starting Rumours: My Life as a Mockstar
Mekenzie Zimmerman
7 episodes
5 days ago
Send us a text In this episode, the fantasy finally cracks. Shatter Your Illusions of Love is about the moment you realize that what you thought was love was actually control, confusion, and carefully constructed chaos. It’s about the slow unraveling—the gaslighting, the emotional whiplash, the way your instincts keep whispering something isn’t right even when everything looks fine on the outside. I talk about how narcissistic abuse doesn’t arrive loudly. It arrives charming. Convincing. Disa...
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Send us a text In this episode, the fantasy finally cracks. Shatter Your Illusions of Love is about the moment you realize that what you thought was love was actually control, confusion, and carefully constructed chaos. It’s about the slow unraveling—the gaslighting, the emotional whiplash, the way your instincts keep whispering something isn’t right even when everything looks fine on the outside. I talk about how narcissistic abuse doesn’t arrive loudly. It arrives charming. Convincing. Disa...
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Personal Journals
Arts,
Music,
Society & Culture,
Performing Arts,
Music Commentary
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Starting Rumours: My Life as a Mockstar
Send us a text In this episode, the fantasy finally cracks. Shatter Your Illusions of Love is about the moment you realize that what you thought was love was actually control, confusion, and carefully constructed chaos. It’s about the slow unraveling—the gaslighting, the emotional whiplash, the way your instincts keep whispering something isn’t right even when everything looks fine on the outside. I talk about how narcissistic abuse doesn’t arrive loudly. It arrives charming. Convincing. Disa...