What Exactly Is a Humiliation Ritual?
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curious_cat87
I've come across the term 'humiliation ritual' a lot lately, especially on social media like TikTok. I'm into the Law of Assumption, so I see these discussions as reflections of our mental states. But I'm curious about how this term is perceived in the real world. Are these rituals related to chaos magic? Do people think of them as fixed stages in spiritual growth or as curses imposed on others? What does this phrase make you think of, and what are the origins and purposes behind it? Can you recommend any books or lectures on this subject?
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I've had enough so-called humiliation rituals to last me a lifetime. I don’t dive into TikTok often anymore, so I'm curious what the vibe is these days.
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Honestly? It feels like conspiracy theory territory. I heard Katt Williams could probably give you a whole lecture on it!
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Honestly, when I hear 'humiliation ritual,' my mind goes straight to kink. If that's what people are talking about, totally valid, but outside of that context, it's just unsettling. I can’t believe it’s somehow made its way into TikTok!
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Pro tip: If it's on TikTok, it's probably not legit. Real practitioners wouldn't share serious stuff there. This whole humiliation ritual might just be some pop culture spin on ego-dissolution ideas, probably inspired by college hazing. There are better ways to explore this topic than whatever's trending on TikTok.
submissivehistory: It's about making someone submit through humiliation or breaking their integrity. Like that bishop who wouldn't lead a non-Latin mass—could we call that a humiliation ritual?
cynical_wanderer: Exactly! It’s really about power dynamics when you break it down.
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It feels like 'humiliation ritual' has become a slang term for any embarrassing situation people go through, especially linked to some wild conspiracy theories floating around online. I’d definitely steer clear of TikTok for accurate info—it's a hot mess of misinformation!
skeptical_jake: Ugh, if that's where it comes from, it's worse than I thought! It's all just TikTok nonsense.
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non_consenting: Haha, I'm not into BDSM either, but I had a weird experience where someone tried to make me their submissive without even asking. It wasn't framed as a kink on TikTok at all—seemed more connected to witch community stuff!