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The Hidden Curriculum: How Sitcoms, Family Films, and Pornography Groom Us Into Objectification
From Joey’s flirty one-liners in Friends to Disney princesses trading agency for beauty, our media has quietly groomed us to accept objectification as normal. This essay unpacks how sitcoms, family films, and pornography form a continuum that shapes gender roles, conditions the brain, and convinces us that ‘boys will be boys’ and porn is inevitable. Drawing on neuroscience, film theory, and philosophy, it shows how awakening from these scripts is like leaving a cult or steppi
Dr. Kat
Aug 298 min read


You Are the Author: Autonomy, Addiction, and the Power of Inner Choice
Struggling with addiction isn't the end of your power—it's the beginning of reclaiming it. This blog explores how true autonomy isn’t about control, but about conscious choice, self-awareness, and inner authorship. Drawing on insights from Viktor Frankl, neuroscience, and quantum physics, it reframes powerlessness as the doorway to freedom—and reminds you that you are the author of your recovery.
Dr. Kat
Jul 316 min read
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