11 Warning Signs of Gaslighting in TANGLED
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Channel: Cinema Therapy
Views: 1,740,981
Rating: 4.9859953 out of 5
Keywords: cinematherapy, cinema therapy, mental health, counseling, therapy, mental health therapy, online therapy, online counseling, Disney, disney animation, tangled, tangled songs, gaslighting, gaslighter, walt disney, psychotherapy, disney princess, rapunzel, walt disney animation studios, therapist, Alan Seawright, Jonathan Decker, disney, therapist reacts, Mother Gothel
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Length: 16min 30sec (990 seconds)
Published: Tue Jun 09 2020
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Tangled has actually been one of my favorite movies since I was a kid and is quite frankly a big part of my life (is the movie that made me want to an animator), so this video was pretty sweet.
Ironically, this movie when I was really young kind of helped set the stage for me being able to spot toxic masculinity/behavior later in life. A lot of my “friends” straight up bullied me when I said I really liked the film cause apparently it’s a “girl’s movie”.
Stumbled upon this Youtube channel a couple of days ago and think it’s great.
This video reminded me of this sub and hope it fits here.
The warning signs mentioned in the video fit what an ex of mine did to me, fortunately I got out of that relationship fairly quickly and because we had no overlapping circle of friends I could cut him out of my life completely. But while we were together I did question my sanity a couple of times.
God I’ve used this term twice today while arguing with my ex and What are the odds that I stumble upon this. Thank you so much for posting it. And if anyone reading this is experiencing gaslighting (in my personal experience/every situation is different): when you say you think/feel/believe something and their first response is “you’re crazy”..... watch out. All my best to everyone who’s dealing with or dealt with gaslighting.
And an edit just because: Again, every situation is different. But in mine, my ex and I share a child. Currently trying to make things work for our son. Spoiler alert (it’s not working). So he started gaslighting. And instead of trying to convince him how he had it all wrong and blah blah blah. I simply said. Well not simply, I said it like a boxing match announcer: “Well I don’t believe that is the case. So it appears we have reached an insurmountable impasse and will take it back to court in a few months then.”
He didn’t know what to. The look on his face. Lord have mercy he was shocked. I gave him a big overly cheesy grin and a thumbs up and left. It’s really hard when kids are involved because he gets to manipulate our son into believing things that aren’t true. And at his age, he’s starting to favor dad more than mom.... ah my heart. Sorry off topic. I called him on it without going into “this is gaslighting and it’s manipulative behavior designed to make me feel crazy”. He’d just shrug and still call me crazy. Not validating their attempts robs them of the satisfaction they get when the know how to get to you. Don’t give them the power and they get no satisfaction.
Hopefully that can help for someone’s situation. Take that gas light it on fire and let them figure out what to do next.
Gaslighting is used so often to control children we don't even register it.
This makes me wonder how many kids have watched Tangled, looked at their parents, and gone "...oh."
Their vid in Aragon and toxic masculinity is good too
the part where Tangled is like 'yay i'm free but will mother be annoyed if she knows ive done THIS/ what would mother say' hits too close to home
That's a really good video, thanks.
I hadn't really cared about the movie when it came out and this is probably a part of the reason why (a visceral reaction to gaslighting), but with the bits and pieces they're showing it gives me a wave of sadness about Rapunzel, as an echo to all the people I love who have been or are victims of gaslighting to this day.
A difficult thing with that subject is that it matters little how much everybody else knows about the signs and gaslighting, and to some extent even how much those are being pointed out (however softly or harshly one would). It's a violent situation to be in for the victim because not only are they deeply controlled but pretty much the only way to actively get out of it has to come from within themselves. They're not likely to hear the love coming from everybody else who's able to see it, and that is the most vicious aspect of gaslighting.
I've seen gaslighting being "lifted" when the abuser is no longer in the picture, pretty much because the abuser moved on. Being able to help people stuck with the abuser for months, years, decades even, is something that can be incredibly frustrating. And from the outside it's not that easy to commit to giving this unconditional love while at the same time not allowing the bullshit of the abuser. It often feels like a gamble as to how much you say, whether a subject can be touched on, etc.
The subject of gaslighting truly is one where prevention is incredibly important, so whoever you love or know who doesn't know well enough about the subject should really get to hear more about it BEFORE it ever happens to them.
Ya, that channel is great. Johnathan Decker has great vids as well. Was surprised to suddenly see him here. Great human.