| Display title | Gaslighting |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Gaslighting is a recognized literary and psychological term for deliberately trying to drive someone mad by altering their environment without their knowledge and denying it. You move their things, transmit noises into their room when no one else is there, change little details about your dress behind their back and so on. Soon they are convinced that they are hearing voices, seeing dead people, hallucinating or whatever. The victim can become so convinced that they are going insane that they do go crazy. |
