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🧠 Introduction for “Psychological Profiles”
Defamation isn’t just digital—it’s psychological. The “Psychological Profiles” category explores the behavioral patterns behind reputational harm: obsession, manipulation, escalation, and fixation. These articles map the emotional architecture of digital adversaries, revealing how attackers construct false narratives, refuse disengagement, and evolve from online nuisance to real-world threat.
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In the digital age, obsession doesn’t always look like romance. Sometimes, it looks like defamation. This article explores the lifecycle of digital fixation—how an attacker becomes obsessed with a target, constructs a narrative, and escalates over time. It’s not a one-time smear. It’s a pattern. And it rarely ends on its own. 🧠 The Lifecycle … Read more
🧠 The Anatomy of a Digital Adversary: How False Narratives Are Engineered In today’s online landscape, reputational harm doesn’t require evidence—it only requires obsession. This article explores the anatomy of a digital adversary: someone who fixates on a target, constructs elaborate stories from public fragments, and spreads defamation under the guise of truth. Their tactics … Read more
🔒 You Don’t Wait for Obsession to End—You Build to Withstand It In the digital age, many victims of online defamation hold onto a quiet hope: that the attacker will get bored, move on, or find a new target. But obsession doesn’t operate on logic—it operates on compulsion. This article explores the myth of disengagement … Read more
🔄 Obsession Online Doesn’t Fade—It Mutates In the digital age, obsession doesn’t always look like romance. Sometimes, it looks like defamation. This article explores the lifecycle of digital fixation—how an attacker becomes obsessed with a target, constructs a narrative, and escalates over time. It’s not a one-time smear. It’s a pattern. And it rarely ends … Read more
In the digital age, reputational harm doesn’t always come from a crowd—it can come from one person. One voice. One obsession. This article explores the unsettling reality of obsessive online attackers: individuals who fixate on a target, fabricate narratives, and refuse to let go. Their posts may begin as defamation, but over time, they evolve … Read more