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Normalization of Lack of Privacy

When constant surveillance or forced transparency is treated as normal, especially in religious or authoritarian contexts.

  • You were expected to confess personal sins publicly.

  • Your internet use, clothing, or friendships were constantly monitored.

  • You had no safe space to explore thoughts or feelings.

Potential clinical implications (especially in high control settings)

  • Hypervigilance and distrust in self or others.

  • Difficulty setting boundaries.

  • Trauma responses around control or invasion of personal space.

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