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A [[False Truce]] is when a person who has had a conflict with another person, is not interested in resolution or ending the conflict, but in promoting the conflict further. This is the guise of pretending that they are perfectly okay with whatever conflict had transpired. Because they have not accepted any [[Accountability]] to their role in the conflict, they will usually spread gossip, defame the character of the other person ([[Character Assassination]]), to retaliate for the self justification they made up from their [[Ego Defense Mechanism]]s. | A [[False Truce]] is when a person who has had a conflict with another person, is not interested in resolution or ending the conflict, but in promoting the conflict further, generally though [[Malicious Gossip]]. This is the guise of pretending that they are perfectly okay with whatever conflict had transpired. Because they have not accepted any [[Accountability]] to their role in the conflict, they will usually spread gossip, defame the character of the other person ([[Character Assassination]]), to retaliate for the self justification they made up from their [[Ego Defense Mechanism]]s. | ||
==What is Gossip?== | ==What is Gossip?== | ||