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why some little 7s need to genuinely see a therapist, and i don& #39;t mean it as a joke. : a thread
first of all i want to put out a disclaimer that this has nothing to do with any idols or groups. this is solely for the purpose of explaining why most of you seriously need help. other than that, you are not obligated to agree with this, but you are also not entitled to be rude.
as we all know little 7s come in many different forms. the nice ones, the multis, and of course the toxic ones that you see ever so often. this thread will highlight and only highlight the toxic ones.
little 7s tend to have a behavior which is called projection. the definition of projection is psychology is stated as so, psychological projection is a defense mechanism in which the human ego defends itself against unconscious impulses or qualities by denying their existence in
themselves while attributing them to others. see, you see this in a lot of cases. whenever you see a little 7 attacking an innocent person for simply stating their opinion. and by opinion in this case i do not mean by dragging any group or idol. we can take events from earlier
this week to exemplify how most little 7s would use projection. they like to tend to do cruel things like insult someone for their looks, but then shift the blame to the victim and say it is their fault for posting a picture or stating their opinion. see, this links onto another
thing. by sucking you into these arguments, they are consuming your energy and watching you progressively self-destruct, so they can use your reactions to prove their own points. they use your anger and frustration to help themselves stay afloat. you can see this most when
some would give you death threats or tell you to go k**. they also search for any piece of information. anything you& #39;ve complained about. let& #39;s say your parents or yourself. they use that to help their point in the argument build up, and it& #39;s not just the argument that builds.
it& #39;s the attention, the fanbase, the backup that they have. they know that any mistake they make they& #39;ll have someone to help build on to cover it up. it& #39;s like a team, but they don& #39;t necessarily know in advance that they& #39;ll team up. see, they& #39;ve gotten so much praise, so much
attention from doing such horrid acts that their brain just continues to tell them, "keep on going." "good job." "that was funny." "you should do it again." it& #39;s like an addicting drug to them. it brings them that euphoric feeling that they& #39;re on top of everyone. to be blunt,
it& #39;s purely narcissistic. they think so fully of themselves that they think they can be so entitled to just hurt anyone and move on knowing they won& #39;t be attacked. why? because they have the backup, they have the people who agree, they have the attention. and this narcissistic
ego doesn& #39;t just come from anywhere. they base their ego, personality, themselves. all onto their favorites. this is exactly why anything that happens to their fandom or group or idol they will release their wrath and explode. because their personality is based so strongly onto
the group itself, they think that anything that affects them applies to themselves too. and i& #39;m not trying to offend anyone who uses it as a coping mechanism, i& #39;m simply using it in when people use it negatively. if they see their fave win an award, they think they accomplished
something in life. they feel the pride and their ego just grows. if someone calls their fave a flop, they feel like a failure and begin to go into defense mode at all costs. they don& #39;t care what& #39;ll come out of their mouth. they just have to make sure they stay at the top.
see, knowing if their fave is at the top feeds them into thinking they are entitled. if they fall, they will do anything to get to the top again. it& #39;s so intoxicating to them they just want to stay there and nothing else. because they think the top is where they belong, and no
