Bottom in denial

Z

Z is a total bottom in denial.

by Eli is a top and that’s facts January 18, 2021

Bottom in denial

One letter, Z.

Z is a bottom in denial, love

by Eli is a top and that’s facts January 18, 2021

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by vypy leaf April 22, 2022

October 7th Denial

Something conspiracy theorists and antisemites do to deny, diminish or gaslight the atrocities committed by Hamas terrorists on October 7, 2023.

Rape enthusiasts and October 7th deniers often get along great.

October 7th denial, a close cousin of Holocaust denial, is the latest mutation in the DNA of antisemitism

by @TruthTeller2021 January 28, 2024

Atheist Trauma Denial

The reflexive dismissal, minimization, or gaslighting directed at individuals reporting Atheist Trauma Syndrome. It employs tactics like claiming "atheism is just a lack of belief, it can't cause trauma," blaming the victim for being "too sensitive" or "illogical," or accusing them of secretly wanting their "comforting delusions" back. This denial protects the self-image of atheist communities as purely rational and benign, refusing to acknowledge that communities built around any identity, including a non-belief identity, can cultivate abusive power dynamics and inflict real harm.

Example: A person shares in an online space that a famous atheist speaker's relentless, mocking rhetoric triggered a depressive episode and existential terror. The response is flooded with comments like, "Truth hurts, snowflake," "You're just mad your sky-daddy got called out," and "This isn't trauma, it's cognitive dissonance. Grow up." The denial pathologizes the normal human response to social aggression and frames cruelty as a necessary part of intellectual enlightenment. Atheist Trauma Denial.

by Dumuabzu January 25, 2026

Atheist Trauma Syndrome Denial

A more specific, clinical-sounding form of Atheist Trauma Denial that actively disputes the syndromic nature of the injury. It argues that the collection of symptoms (anxiety, identity disturbance, hypervigilance) does not constitute a legitimate psychological syndrome because it originates from a "rational" source (criticism of religion). This denial often comes from those with a simplistic, hyper-rationalist view of the mind, rejecting the well-established principle that the manner of discourse—not just its factual content—can be pathogenic, especially when it involves manipulation, verbal abuse, and social ostracization.

Example: A therapist identifies a client's symptoms as consistent with complex trauma stemming from prolonged harassment in an atheist activist group. An online commentator, citing the client's story, writes a lengthy blog post titled "The 'Atheist Trauma Syndrome' Myth," arguing that what's described is merely "education-induced discomfort" and that recognizing it as a syndrome medicalizes healthy skepticism and protects religious fragility. This denies the client's lived reality by imposing an ideological filter over their psychological diagnosis. Atheist Trauma Syndrome Denial.

by Dumuabzu January 25, 2026