At first glance, it might seem unthinkable: that someone capable of deep cruelty or emotional abuse could also be the face of compassion, advocacy, or justice. And yet, this is precisely what makes malignant narcissists so dangerous in public roles. This essay explores how individuals with malignant narcissism are often drawn to advocacy—not to uplift others, but to manipulate perception, avoid accountability, and secure power through performance. With clinical insight, real-world patterns, and supported citations, this piece peels back the mask to reveal the psychological motivations behind the narcissist’s seemingly selfless work—and the devastating consequences for the movements and people they exploit.

This article explores the deeply damaging psychological pattern known as double bind communication, with a particular focus on how it is used by parents to control, confuse, and dehumanize their children. Grounded in clinical research and psychological theory, it examines the emotional and cognitive toll of being raised in an environment where no response is ever right, and where love is made conditional on obedience to contradiction. For those who have lived it, this is more than theory—it is survival. And for those seeking to understand the profound rupture this form of abuse creates, this article offers both clarity and compassion.

Let’s be real: most of us were taught more about taming our frizz than taming our finances. And that ends today. If you've ever felt overwhelmed by money talk, judged for what you spend, or straight-up ignored in financial conversations—you’re not alone. But you are in the right place. This guide cuts through the noise with zero shame and plenty of sass, because understanding your money is one of the most radical, revolutionary things you can do as a woman. Ready to stop playing small and start building the kind of wealth that changes lives? Good. Let’s talk.

In the world of religious leadership, where charisma is often mistaken for character, dangerous distortions can thrive unchecked. In this thought-provoking scholarly article, ghostwritten by Britt Wolfe, we explore the unsettling intersection between malignant narcissism and Christianity, examining how some individuals exploit faith communities to gain power, admiration, and control. Backed by rigorous research and a deep understanding of both psychology and theology, this piece shines a necessary light on spiritual abuse, offering insight, evidence, and an urgent call for discernment. It's a must-read for anyone seeking to protect the sacred from those who would use it for selfish gain.

In today’s world of increasing awareness and advocacy for neurodiversity, the distinction between autism and narcissistic personality disorder (NPD) is more important than ever. But what happens when narcissistic traits are mistaken for autism? The implications are vast—ranging from incorrect treatments to harmful stereotypes that impact both autistic individuals and those with narcissistic tendencies. In this deep dive, we explore the real-world consequences of this misidentification, the motivations behind self-misdiagnosis, and why it’s crucial to get it right.

At this point, “woke” has become the catch-all insult for anyone who dares to care about something beyond their own backyard. If you acknowledge racism exists? Woke. If you believe women should have rights? Woke. If you think LGBTQ+ people should live without fear, or that billionaires shouldn’t hoard wealth while others starve? Woke. The people throwing this word around as an attack aren’t critiquing your politics—they’re trying to shame you into silence. Because being "woke" doesn’t mean radicalism, and it doesn’t mean extremism. It means awareness. It means you’re paying attention. And that terrifies the people who rely on everyone else staying asleep. So let them call you woke. Wear it like a badge of honour. Because every inch of progress this world has ever seen has come from people who refused to close their eyes.

There was a time when the Republican Party tried to hide its contempt for women’s autonomy behind thinly veiled rhetoric about “family values” and “protecting the unborn.” That time is over. Today, their war on women is not just policy—it is an all-out assault on our rights, our futures, and our ability to exist as full citizens in society. This is not about morality. It is not about life. It is about control—and the cold, calculated realization that when women are free, powerful, and able to shape their own destinies, they are far less likely to vote for the men who want to keep them in their place. The GOP is fighting for survival, and they have decided that the easiest way to stay in power is to dismantle the rights of the very people who could vote them out. Their endgame isn’t just the rollback of Roe v. Wade. It’s the systematic erosion of every hard-won freedom women have ever fought for. And if we don’t stop them now, we may not get another chance.

Ghostwriting, at its core, is the art of giving voice to ideas that demand to be heard, shaping them with precision, depth, and unwavering clarity. This essay is an intellectual excavation of Donald Trump’s presidency, a chapter in American history that revealed the fragility of democratic institutions and the potency of misinformation. Through a scholarly yet evocative analysis, this work dissects the mechanisms of Trump’s rise, the systemic fractures he exploited, and the ethical void that defined his tenure. It is not merely a critique of a man but an examination of a nation in crisis—a reckoning with the forces that allowed populism, deception, and authoritarian ambition to converge in the Oval Office. By weaving together political theory, historical parallels, and empirical evidence, this essay does not just recount what happened; it interrogates why it happened and warns of what may come if the lessons remain unlearned.