Valdet Selimaj
@valdet.bsky.social
I don't throw shade. I shed light. ✨
Radicalized by basic human decency.
https://linktr.ee/radicalleftistscum
Radicalized by basic human decency.
https://linktr.ee/radicalleftistscum
🎧 Episode: Trauma, Memory, and Believing Epstein Survivors
A trauma‑informed, survivor‑centered look at what it really means to believe people who come forward.
zurl.co/91RQo
A trauma‑informed, survivor‑centered look at what it really means to believe people who come forward.
zurl.co/91RQo
February 6, 2026 at 1:31 PM
🎧 Episode: Trauma, Memory, and Believing Epstein Survivors
A trauma‑informed, survivor‑centered look at what it really means to believe people who come forward.
zurl.co/91RQo
A trauma‑informed, survivor‑centered look at what it really means to believe people who come forward.
zurl.co/91RQo
How our cultural myths about “perfect memory” fuel victim‑blaming and silence.
If you work in leadership, law, media, education, or simply care about creating safer spaces for disclosure, understanding trauma and memory is not optional.
If you work in leadership, law, media, education, or simply care about creating safer spaces for disclosure, understanding trauma and memory is not optional.
February 6, 2026 at 1:31 PM
How our cultural myths about “perfect memory” fuel victim‑blaming and silence.
If you work in leadership, law, media, education, or simply care about creating safer spaces for disclosure, understanding trauma and memory is not optional.
If you work in leadership, law, media, education, or simply care about creating safer spaces for disclosure, understanding trauma and memory is not optional.
From a trauma perspective, it’s the opposite.
In the latest episode of Built to Grow, we walk through:
How the brain and body respond to overwhelming events.
Why traumatic memories are often fragmented, delayed, or recalled out of order.
In the latest episode of Built to Grow, we walk through:
How the brain and body respond to overwhelming events.
Why traumatic memories are often fragmented, delayed, or recalled out of order.
February 6, 2026 at 1:30 PM
From a trauma perspective, it’s the opposite.
In the latest episode of Built to Grow, we walk through:
How the brain and body respond to overwhelming events.
Why traumatic memories are often fragmented, delayed, or recalled out of order.
In the latest episode of Built to Grow, we walk through:
How the brain and body respond to overwhelming events.
Why traumatic memories are often fragmented, delayed, or recalled out of order.
In high‑profile cases like the Jeffrey Epstein trafficking ring, public opinion often turns on whether survivors can deliver a flawless, perfectly consistent narrative. When details shift or timelines are fuzzy, many people treat that as a red flag.
February 6, 2026 at 1:30 PM
In high‑profile cases like the Jeffrey Epstein trafficking ring, public opinion often turns on whether survivors can deliver a flawless, perfectly consistent narrative. When details shift or timelines are fuzzy, many people treat that as a red flag.
February 4, 2026 at 7:02 PM
January 28, 2026 at 7:03 PM
January 28, 2026 at 1:03 PM
If you work in leadership, community building, or civic spaces, these patterns aren’t just about one movement—they’re a case study in how cult‑like dynamics can take hold anywhere.
🎧 Episode link in comments.
🎧 Episode link in comments.
January 27, 2026 at 1:31 PM
If you work in leadership, community building, or civic spaces, these patterns aren’t just about one movement—they’re a case study in how cult‑like dynamics can take hold anywhere.
🎧 Episode link in comments.
🎧 Episode link in comments.
The episode focuses on what this means for:
1. Democratic institutions and norms
2. Families and friendships strained by politics
3. How to engage (or step back) without burning out
1. Democratic institutions and norms
2. Families and friendships strained by politics
3. How to engage (or step back) without burning out
January 27, 2026 at 1:31 PM
The episode focuses on what this means for:
1. Democratic institutions and norms
2. Families and friendships strained by politics
3. How to engage (or step back) without burning out
1. Democratic institutions and norms
2. Families and friendships strained by politics
3. How to engage (or step back) without burning out
In this week's episode of Built to Grow, I analyze the MAGA movement through classic cult dynamics: a charismatic leader at the center, an us‑vs‑them narrative, information control, loyalty tests, and moral inversion that rewards "winning" over truth or law.
January 27, 2026 at 1:30 PM
In this week's episode of Built to Grow, I analyze the MAGA movement through classic cult dynamics: a charismatic leader at the center, an us‑vs‑them narrative, information control, loyalty tests, and moral inversion that rewards "winning" over truth or law.
We keep nuance front and center: not every Trump voter is in a cult, but the core of the movement operates with strikingly cult‑like patterns.
zurl.co/wQoxi
zurl.co/wQoxi
January 27, 2026 at 1:00 PM
We keep nuance front and center: not every Trump voter is in a cult, but the core of the movement operates with strikingly cult‑like patterns.
zurl.co/wQoxi
zurl.co/wQoxi
In this new episode of Built to Grow, we unpack the MAGA movement through classic cult dynamics: the charismatic leader at the center, the us‑vs‑them story, the alternative media universe, loyalty tests, moral inversion, and the sense of belonging that keeps people locked in.
January 27, 2026 at 1:00 PM
In this new episode of Built to Grow, we unpack the MAGA movement through classic cult dynamics: the charismatic leader at the center, the us‑vs‑them story, the alternative media universe, loyalty tests, moral inversion, and the sense of belonging that keeps people locked in.
January 21, 2026 at 7:02 PM
January 21, 2026 at 1:02 PM