I just watched the beginning of the series Fallout because my intuition lead me too. I don't recommend it, far too violent. but what I got from it, is that; the movie starts out with an exchange that is supposed to be mutually beneficial to 2 parties. But, it turns out that the second party is there to raid the first party.
I felt like there might be some symbolism here. Sometimes I feel like, we are heading into world politics to play out the same type of scenario that happens in a narcissist/empath relationship. What happens in these situations is the empath, believing in love and reciprocity, falls for a narcissist who acts loving, who plays the part very well. But as soon as the relationship is solidified, the narcissist starts to abuse the empath. And the empath, knowing they committed to a caring connection, overlooks the bad things because they realize that relationships take work and it's not always going to be what they want. So they start to put up with the abuse. And like boiling a frog, it becomes worse and worse. Some people never get to the point of calling the relationship abusive because the narcissist has the empath doubting themselves, to the point where the empath doesn't even know what they are feeling anymore. The lines between love and pain are blurred. Pretty soon, the empath is sacrificed. This is the problem with those seeking love and light only and not being willing to see the reality, not being wise. If you are wise, you realize the only way to have a community of love and light is if you stand up for your needs and wants, even if it means causing divisiveness in a relationship. People are so afraid of division, that they may end up sacrificing themselves and their loved ones. We never have to behave like wolves, but we do need to be aware that there are those who do, and those who are willing to spot them need to sit in leadership positions. Some may say these types of leaders are too tough, too intolerant, and so forth. But if you are wise, you see evil coming afar off, and you call it out. You expose it. People don't want to see it because it ruins their peaceful state of dissociation, the counterfeit of Godly peace. Godly peace means you realize you might have to do hard things, maybe even be willing to put your life in danger, in order to do what is right. It requires courage, sacrifice, and commitment. It is not sitting back and eating popcorn and assuaging your fears with thoughts of daffodils and picnics, and the hope that someone that acts nice, who has no reason to sacrifice for you; will come in and save you. False peace comes to those who put their trust in the wolves.
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