- A snowflake easily hurts themselves (their ego) and easily blames others for doing it.
- A snowflake, with their fragile ego, is effortlessly insulted and hurt and habitually externalizes all causes.
- A snowflake is someone who lives in a delusional world where people cause other people’s feelings but not their own.
- A snowflake, in their self-victimization, seeks to shift the responsibility of their self-wounding (ego wounding) onto others.
- A snowflake lacks emotional maturity and responsibility, believing that others must protect and care for them forever so they never have to grow up.
- At the core of the ‘snowflake’ concept is a distorted perception of reality. They believe that others are solely responsible for their emotional state, absolving themselves of any personal accountability.
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Sunday, June 23, 2024
Snowflakes Meltdown & Blame: 06-23-2024
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