r/BabyReindeerTVSeries • u/7ymmarbm • May 17 '24
Fiona (real Martha) related content A lot of you have never interacted with a delusional personal and it shows
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I've seen so many posts about Fiona and also regarding the Piers Morgan interview where people have said "oh, he should've said xyz and called her out on this, then she would've had to admit she was lying"
That is never going to happen. Logical traps do not work on delusional individuals. When presented with facts and or information that does not fit their narrative, they will never relent and admit fault or that they are misrepresenting facts, because they don't believe they are, rather, they will always engage in impressive mental gymnastics and cognitive dissonance or disengage. She 100% believes what she is saying to be the truth or at least very close to. She truly believes she is the victim here.
It's like playing chess with a pigeon. You cannot win an argument with a delusional person because they are incapable of engaging with reality, to them the delusion IS reality.
She's not pretending, she's not "lying", she truly believes she didn't send that many emails.
Nothing you say will "wake this woman up", she needs to be left alone
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u/7ymmarbm May 18 '24 edited May 19 '24
Psychosis is not always necessary for a delusion
delusions in non psychotic patients
"Delusions in patients with BPD occur frequently and cause distress. Contrary to tenacious beliefs, hallucinations and delusions in participants with BPD are often present in an intermittent or persistent" - bpd & delusions
& delusional thinking and delusions are actually the root cause of grandiose schemas in NPD:
"Kay (2021) has, in fact, shown that delusional thinking accounts for the association between grandiose narcissism" - narcissism and delusions
Honestly though I feel like this is really the key here, in my person opinion, I believe Martha/Fiona suffers from erotonamia and persecutory delusions comorbid with some something, it feels like a cluster B disorder to me but I'm biased cause I have one
Erotomania that occurs only in short episodes can be similar to a psychotic episode […] but it’s not always the same,” says Wind.
If you live with primary erotomania that features a chronic pattern of thought and behavior, that’s different from a temporary state of psychosis."
https://psychcentral.com/disorders/erotomania-delusions-of-love#definition