Está semana se presentó el libro "Futbol y Derecho". Una propuesta audaz de los Dres. Soberanes y Vázquez Gómez, para entender los principios elementales del Derecho, a través de conceptos del deporte más popular del mundo: el futbol. ¡Felicidades! @ChemaSoberanes y @fvgb10
Felicitamos al Dr. José María Soberanes Díez, por ser el primer egresado de la Facultad de Derecho de la @UPMexico en alcanzar el Nivel III del SNII.
@ChemaSoberanes ¡Muchas felicidades!, estamos orgullosos por este gran logro en tu trayectoria académica.
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When a narcissist chooses a worse person or option to spite someone with more competence or better or qualities, whether the narcissist chooses a pet animal over their own child, or the immoral sibling over the moral one, or a less competent employee over a more competent one, it’s driven by a need to maintain control and manipulate the self-esteem of the person or people they feel threatened by. Narcissists are threatened by individuals who are genuinely kind, competent, or moral because such qualities expose their own inadequacies. By choosing someone clearly less capable or moral, the narcissist sends a message to the better person that their morality and competence is meaningless or irrelevant.
The worse person chosen by the narcissist is often more easily manipulated or controlled, and thus poses no threat to the narcissist’s ego. This dynamic allows the narcissist to feel secure while subtly attacking the self-worth of the person they perceive as a threat to their ego.
By picking the worse option, whether exhibiting greater value towards a pet animal over their own child, or supporting a corrupt political candidate over a more competent one, they deliberately undermine those with better qualities, with the intent to cause frustration and self-doubt, while protecting their own fragile ego from feeling inferior.
When I first confided in a couple of friends about my ex’s abuse, they responded, “But we don’t want to pick sides, he’s always been so nice to us.” 😔
Remaining neutral in the face of abuse IS taking a side.
Staying neutral hurts survivors because: • It validates the abuser’s behavior. • It diminishes the victim’s pain. • It signals disbelief in the victim's experience. • It enables the abuser to continue.
Neutrality reinforces the abuser’s facade, leaving the survivor feeling isolated and unsupported. Standing with the survivor is about doing what’s right, not about choosing sides.
#BelieveSurvivors #EndTheSilence
Escuchando la frase “no llego sola, llegamos todas” de Claudia Sheinbaum, con la que tratan de vender como un triunfo feminista que ella sea la primera mujer electa presidenta en México, no hago sino pensar en que como mujer, no me siento ni identificada, ni representada por ella, ni mucho menos siento ninguna admiración por su trayectoria y triunfo.
Ella llegó a la presidencia en medio de una campaña ilegal, anticipada, con obvio presupuesto extra, con todo el apoyo del Estado, con compra de votos y otras irregularidades durante las elecciones.
Ganó las elecciones gracias a las patrañas de un hombre, de un partido misógino, sin piso parejo y metiéndole zancadilla a otra mujer.
Al contrario de ser un triunfo para las mujeres, es una vergüenza y un deshonor que haya llegado así a la silla.
Le resta legitimidad, y toda mujer que alguna vez se interesó por la posición de nosotras en esta sociedad, debería estar indignada.
Jugar sucio no se vale.
My abusive husband never told me what I should wear, but I ended up avoiding the clothes he didn’t like anyway 😣This is how coercive control works…
One day, I came to the kitchen wearing a black blouse My husband screwed up his face and asked me why I was wearing black (he believed it was the color of evil). He said I looked ugly in that blouse and that he didn’t like it. I told him that was fine, he didn’t have to wear it.
Then he brought our 5-year-old son into the room. “Mummy doesn’t look good in black, does she?” he asked our child. Looking at his father and knowing very well that it’s best to agree, he nodded. “Yes, black is not a nice color mummy,” he told me.
Fuming that he’d involve our child, I told him he is not to comment on my clothes again, nor involve our child. And that set him off… He lectured me for 2 hours on how I should work on my reactions to improve myself, how he has a right to give his views, and so on. In total, the discussion about the blouse lasted 3 hours. 😤
A month later, I was choosing my outfit, and I went to reach for my black blouse, but then I hesitated. Was it worth it the hassle? Did I really have the energy to go through all that again? I decided I didn’t and I chose something else.
And this is exactly how coercive control works. You learn to choose the easier option just to keep the peace and avoid the negative consequences. And bit-by-bit you fall in line with how they want you to be, until eventually there is no part of you left. Everything about ‘you’ is exactly how they want it.
#coercivecontrol #emotionalabuse
Creo que va a tardar un par de días, pero después de la aceptación, tiene que venir la responsabilidad de por qué con 6 años para prepararse, la candidata fue Xóchitl.