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One of the trickiest parts of figuring out whether a character is gaslighting is that so many people nowadays have \'\'very\'\' different ideas of what \
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One of the trickiest parts of figuring out whether a character is gaslighting is that so many people nowadays have \\\'\\\'very\\\'\\\' different ideas of what \\\"gaslighting\\\" is, some of which are much more serious accusations than others. The trope page itself says the word \\\"has undergone a certain amount of lexical devaluation\\\" and people now use it in situations ranging from abusive cases of long-term manipulation to innocent cases of genuine differences in perception and memory, with at least one party sincerely misremembering something. (That\\\'s not what\\\'s going on here, because Alma shows later on that she did think Mirabel\\\'s account was accurate. I bring it up to help illustrate why this is such a tricky conversation.) I think this might be a topic for a [[https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/converstions.php?topic=0000000000000000000000vy Trope Talk forum]].
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One of the trickiest parts of figuring out whether a character is gaslighting is that so many people nowadays have \'\'very\'\' different ideas of what \
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One of the trickiest parts of figuring out whether a character is gaslighting is that so many people nowadays have \\\'\\\'very\\\'\\\' different ideas of what \\\"gaslighting\\\" is, some of which are much more serious accusations than others. The trope page itself says the word \\\"has undergone a certain amount of lexical devaluation\\\" and people now use it in situations ranging from abusive cases of long-term manipulation to innocent cases of genuine differences in perception and memory, with at least one party sincerely misremembering something. (That\\\'s not what\\\'s going on here, because Alma shows later on that she did think Mirabel\\\'s account was accurate. I bring it up to help illustrate why this is such a tricky conversation.) I think this might be a topic for a [[https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/converstions.php?topic=0000000000000000000000vy Trope Talk forum]].
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One of the trickiest parts of figuring out whether a character is gaslighting is that so many people nowadays have \'\'very\'\' different ideas of what \
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One of the trickiest parts of figuring out whether a character is gaslighting is that so many people nowadays have \\\'\\\'very\\\'\\\' different ideas of what \\\"gaslighting\\\" is, some of which are much more serious accusations than others. The trope page itself says the word \\\"has undergone a certain amount of lexical devaluation\\\" and people now use it in situations ranging from abusive cases of long-term manipulation to more innocent cases of genuine differences in perception and memory, with at least one party sincerely misremembering something. (That\\\'s not what\\\'s going on here, because Alma shows later on that she did think Mirabel\\\'s account was accurate. I bring it up to help illustrate why this is such a tricky conversation.) I think this might be a topic for a [[https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/converstions.php?topic=0000000000000000000000vy Trope Talk forum]].
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One of the trickiest parts of figuring out whether a character is gaslighting is that so many people nowadays have \'\'very\'\' different ideas of what \
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One of the trickiest parts of figuring out whether a character is gaslighting is that so many people nowadays have \\\'\\\'very\\\'\\\' different ideas of what \\\"gaslighting\\\" is, some of which are much more serious accusations than others. The trope page itself says the word \\\"has undergone a certain amount of lexical devaluation\\\" and people now use it in situations ranging from abusive cases of long-term manipulation to more innocent cases of genuine differences in perception and memory, with at least one party sincerely misremembering something. (That\\\'s not what\\\'s going on here, because Alma shows later on that she did think Mirabel\\\'s account was accurate. I bring it up to help illustrate why this is such a tricky conversation.) I think this might be a topic for a [[https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/converstions.php?topic=0000000000000000000000vy Trope Talk forum]].
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One of the trickiest parts of figuring out whether a character is gaslighting is that so many people nowadays have \'\'very\'\' different ideas of what \
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One of the trickiest parts of figuring out whether a character is gaslighting is that so many people nowadays have \\\'\\\'very\\\'\\\' different ideas of what \\\"gaslighting\\\" is, some of which are much more serious accusations than others. The trope page itself says the word \\\"has undergone a certain amount of lexical devaluation\\\" and people now use it in situations ranging from cases of abusive long-term manipulation to any case where people have two different accounts simple cases of genuine differences in perception and memory, with at least one party sincerely misremembering something. (That\\\'s not what\\\'s going on here, because Alma shows later on that she did think Mirabel\\\'s account was accurate. I bring it up to help illustrate why this is such a tricky conversation.) I think this might be a topic for a [[https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/converstions.php?topic=0000000000000000000000vy Trope Talk forum]].
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