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The transformers movies are at their best when they are like the stress dream of a wealthy 12 year old who witnessed 9/11
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Carta Monir
6 days ago
Announcing my new website,
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My most intense work, all free, updated as often as I'm able to. (Video excerpt from my "why
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page, ft. Vera Grace. Music by Alex V.S.) 🩸
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More Carta
13 days ago
I wrote a tribute for Bob Flanagan as part of a marathon reading in his honor today. Here's the text of what I read:
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Michael Hobbes
14 days ago
lmao
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Michael Hobbes
16 days ago
The whole book is like this, anecdote after anecdote of Vietnam vets and rape survivors miraculously healing through bodywork. The 400+ page book does not include a single case of someone benefiting from medications, talk therapy or CBT.
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Michael Hobbes
16 days ago
This excerpt says he didn't ask his patient what happened to her and that it may take "weeks or even years" of body-based therapies before talk therapy will work! It's true that some people aren't immediately comfortable opening up, but he is recommending suppressing your trauma in favor of yoga.
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Experts should not get to reject the scientific consensus because they think their pet theory is right lol
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Desensitization to triggers objectively does reduce outbursts and flashbacks. It is insane to propose that instead of treating the symptoms that make it difficult to feel satisfaction in everyday life, you should treat the dissatisfaction itself via roundabout means like yoga
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Trauma is not stored in the body. Trauma - and stress generally - can cause physical symptoms, but it is not stored in the body.
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The body keeps the score is a bad book
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Michael Hobbes
16 days ago
People insist on reading this message into the book because it's a good message, but it's not what the book says! Van der Kolk explicitly recommends things like yoga and massage as a *replacement and prerequisite* for talk therapy.
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Michael Hobbes
16 days ago
It also consistently stigmatizes anyone who addresses their trauma with talk therapy or medications. Anything that isn't yoga, massage, community theater or other "body based" interventions is described as ignoring the root cause of the problem.
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Michael Hobbes
16 days ago
The message is always that trauma survivors are fundamentally broken: Incapable of making friends, holding down jobs or participating in their own lives. This is often combined with exaggerated or outright false statistics.
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Michael Hobbes
16 days ago
The way this book talks about trauma survivors is so insane
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Odette Engle
2 months ago
MATTRESS ACTRESS By
@mistressodette.bsky.social
and
@bondageobsession.bsky.social
available for purchase tomorrow!!
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Happy mother's day
@cartamonir.com
. I'm trying to think of the right words to express how much you mean to me but it's just making me cry. You're the best mom in the world. Being your boy is a beautiful, disgusting, life changing honor. I love you so much. I'm so lucky.
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Michael Hobbes
21 days ago
Bumping this in case you know anyone who can speak to the science in "The Body Keeps The Score" or works with patients who've experienced trauma. Thanks!
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Simone J. Skeen 💥🤍
25 days ago
PTSD diagnostic criteria have been essentially stable and all but universally accepted by healthcare providers and scientists (I am one) for more than a decade.
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DSM-5-TR Fact Sheets
Download fact sheets that cover changes in the new edition, updated disorders, and general information about the DSM–5-TR.
https://www.psychiatry.org/psychiatrists/practice/dsm/educational-resources/dsm-5-tr-fact-sheets
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Michael Hobbes
23 days ago
The words "racism" "sexism" and "homophobia" (and their derivatives) do not appear in the text. Poverty and structural forces are mentioned *very* briefly in the epilogue. It's remarkable. I have never seen such a wide gap between the way people describe a book and the actual text of the book.
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Michael Hobbes
23 days ago
There's also the 13-year-old that van der Kolk describes as "seductive with any male who crossed her path."
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Michael Hobbes
23 days ago
I keep hearing that "The Body Keeps The Score" has helped to destigmatize trauma but it consistently describes rape victims in stigmatizing terms: - "Obese and aggressive" - "Lacking in self-protection" - "Frozen and uptight"
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PTSD is highly treatable‼️ Prolonged Exposure and Cognitive Processing Therapy are evidence based modalities that work via exposure and cognitive restructuring‼️ EMDR works but trainings actively mislead practitioners about why - the active ingredient is exposure not bilateral stimulation‼️
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23 days ago
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Carta Monir
25 days ago
I wrote an article for
@readlux.bsky.social
about the need to archive vintage porn instead of sharing decontextualized, 'aesthetic' excerpts. It's something I care deeply about!! Gift link:
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Take This Sex Magazine and Scan It
A manifesto for archiving everything.
https://lux-magazine.com/article/scanning-zines/?gift_token=Kkyjd3k5maWS4pMeDTJSZy1WVP8Rckph
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Michael Hobbes
24 days ago
Yes, this is the single insight of the book but Kolk wildly over-extends the idea and uses it to recommend a bunch of unproven crank bullshit. There are FAR better books explaining and supporting this concept that don't smuggle in a bunch of stigmatizing messaging and pseudoscience.
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Michael Hobbes
24 days ago
And even the "good parts" are mostly nonsense. FMRIs, norepinephrine addiction and the triune brain model have been debunked for years! The only redeeming feature of the book is the title.
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Michael Hobbes
24 days ago
Part of the core thesis of the book is that you should not talk about your trauma! You should suppress your feelings and pursue things like dance and equine therapy to get at the "root cause" of your symptoms. It's 1950s garbage repackaged as New Age forbidden wisdom.
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Michael Hobbes
24 days ago
As well as its myriad factual errors, the book claims: - We're wasting taxpayer dollars on abused children - Trauma is the cause of autoimmune disorders - Most fat people were sexually abused as children. It's stunningly, shockingly bad! People should not be reading or recommending it.
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Michael Hobbes
24 days ago
Both *can* be true but they aren't in this case! The text of "The Body Keeps The Score" is fundamentally unscientific and reactionary. If you've taken something good from it I'm happy for you, but that's despite the message of the book, not because of it.
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Carta Monir
25 days ago
@michaelhobbes.bsky.social
please connect with
@punishmentslut.bsky.social
- they have a deep wealth of personal knowledge and dedicated research on this exact topic
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Michael Hobbes
25 days ago
If a test has a narrow specific use but is being misapplied 99% of the time, that's still embarrassing! The Rorcshach is being used in courts to assess competency to stand trial and adjudicate custody disputes. That's bad!
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Michael Hobbes
25 days ago
It's extremely embarrassing that we're still using these. They're like palm reading or handwriting analysis: Therapists are far more likely to be doing cold reads or just regurgitating what they already think about their clients than learning something new.
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Michael Hobbes
25 days ago
It's weird how little critical engagement I've seen with this book. The only academic who has fact-checked its claims is a right-wing freak. If you know someone who has expertise in this area and can help me figure out the academic consensus on trauma biology and treatment, let me know!
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Michael Hobbes
25 days ago
There are millions of studies, entire journals, dedicated to non-drug treatments for mental health issues. Many of them work! This is not forbidden knowledge, it's mainstream medicine that is being tested and published constantly.
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Michael Hobbes
25 days ago
Pretty surprised at how much of an obvious crank the author of "The Body Keeps The Score" is. This is the book dozens of people I respect have recommended to me?
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What do you do when you've been researching online extremism for so long that you can watch Richard spencer interviewing Nick Fuentes for 2.5 hours with trivial effort and you don't know anyone who is in the poison like that and you are going insane
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Carta Monir
3 months ago
Here's how it looked in the gallery. It was displayed next to a new video titled Obligatory Prayer, online soon.
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Carta Monir
3 months ago
I debuted this piece, titled "Self Portrait (for Z)" at FXLK PLAY, a show celebrating the work of
@tomoffinland.org
artists in residence. It's printed at 20x30 inches.
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Triangle of autism cinema: nathan fielder, tim robinson, David lynch. Right in the center? Michael bay
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I just got this in my ass!!!
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Bottom surgery where they give me a third hole
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Our beautiful sexual young women are becoming goonettes instead of goonwives
7 months ago
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Eminem should hire nicolas cage to play "Slim Shady"
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Self portrait in long stay motel one week after leaving, October 2022
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I'm horny :) but I'm scared of sex :( but I fetishize fear :) but I'm too scared to be horny :( but that's kind of hot to me :)
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You're fucking and his eyes start doing this but he tells you not to stop...wyd
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That's my butt!
7 months ago
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Carta Monir
7 months ago
You can do anything once you give yourself permission. You're not different from other people. You're just as worthless and pathetic and deserving of pain as any other slut. Don't close yourself off from the things you want. Be the slut you know you wish you could be. It's never too late.
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Carta Monir
7 months ago
My partner
@punishmentslut.bsky.social
said the phrase "my body is just as worthless as yours" and it changed my life, no joke
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Carta Monir
7 months ago
I went from being a self-loathing, repressed, fanatical boy to being a hot woman that gets fucked raw literally whenever I want to by the hottest sluts in the world. What an amazing thing. I love being a slut and I love not feeling bad about it. I couldn't tell you how many holes I've cum in by now
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