I'm never sure about gaslighting. I think it is a real thing but also something a paranoid person would be sure was really happening so...
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Replying to @HPluckrose
In cases of disputed *facts*, it makes sense, but *interpretations*, no. http://bit.ly/2fxS7CA
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Replying to @scareduck
Excellent piece. However, I think gas lighting can be used with interpretation too but again in very clearly misbehaviour.
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Replying to @HPluckrose @scareduck
When someone tries to convince you you're being unreasonable to object to behaviour bad by any reasonable standard.
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Replying to @HPluckrose @scareduck
Extreme but true example: Its nuts to blame me for throwing a party whilst you were miscarrying our baby in hospital.
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Replying to @scareduck
??? In situations where someone says a reasonable person wld be fine with this when common decency says no.
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Replying to @HPluckrose
Clarifying: the *father* should be at the hospital. Anyone else can throw a party on whatever day, without consequence.
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Replying to @scareduck
Yes, obv. He acted as tho she were mad. 'You never told me you'd want me there if that happened! I'm not a mind reader!'
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Obv, not gender specific. In psychological abuse, probably more female perpetrators.
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