High-conflict people (HCPs) are characterized by their destructive behavior, targeting those closest to them, including family and community members, through emotionally charged attacks. This emotional warfare, marked by seduction of negative advocates and a blame-targeting approach, creates chaos by dividing communities and asserting HCP dominance. Victims of HCPs often experience confusion and immobilization as they struggle to comprehend the irrational nature of the attacks, making it vital for them to recognize this pattern in order to understand it is not their fault and to seek ways to protect themselves from further harm.
All high-conflict people (HCPs) engage in emotional warfare against those closest to them, creating a pattern of seduction, attack, division, and domination.
This emotional warfare pattern manifests when HCPs seduce negative advocates, attack their targets, divide communities, and strive to achieve domination.
HCPs engage in attacking their targets with overwhelming emotions, causing confusion and emotional turmoil in their victims and those around them.
Understanding the emotional warfare pattern is crucial for potential targets of blame, as it clarifies that the attacks are not their fault.
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