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Convert

Someone who adopts a new religious faith or belief system, often resulting in a shift in identity and community alignment

  • You join a new religion and begin adopting its rules and values.

  • You feel enthusiastic but nervous about fitting in with new beliefs.

  • You face criticism or rejection from your previous community.

Potential clinical implications (especially in high control settings)

  • Performance anxiety may occur due to pressure to meet community expectations as a “good” or model convert.

  • Relationship strain can develop, as former loved ones may interpret your change as betrayal or moral failure.

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