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Meet My Autistic Brain

Autism and Domestic Violence, Episode 3: Triangulation

Jan 11, 2022
The podcast discusses how manipulators use triangulation to control and confuse in relationships, with a focus on how this can affect individuals with autism. It explores healthy vs. unhealthy triangles, the dynamics within families, and strategies to recognize and combat emotional manipulation.
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Quick takeaways

  • Manipulators use triangulation to control and confuse, exploiting the vulnerabilities of autistic individuals.
  • Triangulation in relationships involves creating unhealthy power dynamics and emotional coercion, leading to feelings of inadequacy and confusion.

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Understanding Triangulation as a Manipulative Tactic

Triangulation is a common tactic used by manipulators to exert control and create pressure for compliance. It involves one person in a triangle attempting to gain power over the others for personal gain. While not all triangles are abusive, the key element lies in the manipulation and power dynamics. Examples include emotional abuse through subtle coercion and the creation of indirect communication channels to influence outcomes.

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