Eric Conklin
@ericconk.bsky.social
Writer | Creator of Wound Theory™
Unpacking how trauma, shame, and emotional survival shape identity, politics, and belief.
Where cybersecurity meets psychology.
🌐 woundtheory.com
📚 ericlane11.substack.com
Unpacking how trauma, shame, and emotional survival shape identity, politics, and belief.
Where cybersecurity meets psychology.
🌐 woundtheory.com
📚 ericlane11.substack.com
Emotional wounds don’t disappear at the voting booth.
They shape how we interpret fear, trust, identity — and how politicians manipulate us.
This chart maps common wounds → emotional reflexes → political behavior (right, left & disengaged).
Full theory: WoundTheory.com
They shape how we interpret fear, trust, identity — and how politicians manipulate us.
This chart maps common wounds → emotional reflexes → political behavior (right, left & disengaged).
Full theory: WoundTheory.com
May 15, 2025 at 3:29 AM
Emotional wounds don’t disappear at the voting booth.
They shape how we interpret fear, trust, identity — and how politicians manipulate us.
This chart maps common wounds → emotional reflexes → political behavior (right, left & disengaged).
Full theory: WoundTheory.com
They shape how we interpret fear, trust, identity — and how politicians manipulate us.
This chart maps common wounds → emotional reflexes → political behavior (right, left & disengaged).
Full theory: WoundTheory.com
May 11, 2025 at 3:15 AM
I shared my original work on trauma, identity, and emotional regulation weeks ago with scholars I admire.
I don’t believe in drama—but I do believe in timelines.
Respect matters. Credit matters.
I don’t believe in drama—but I do believe in timelines.
Respect matters. Credit matters.
April 17, 2025 at 10:35 PM
I shared my original work on trauma, identity, and emotional regulation weeks ago with scholars I admire.
I don’t believe in drama—but I do believe in timelines.
Respect matters. Credit matters.
I don’t believe in drama—but I do believe in timelines.
Respect matters. Credit matters.
Funny how “ideas are abundant” only gets said by people with platforms—after they find one they didn’t think of.
Wound Theory wasn’t a tweet. It was lived, researched, and risked.
Some of us create. Others watch. Then repackage.
Wound Theory wasn’t a tweet. It was lived, researched, and risked.
Some of us create. Others watch. Then repackage.
April 17, 2025 at 10:28 PM
Funny how “ideas are abundant” only gets said by people with platforms—after they find one they didn’t think of.
Wound Theory wasn’t a tweet. It was lived, researched, and risked.
Some of us create. Others watch. Then repackage.
Wound Theory wasn’t a tweet. It was lived, researched, and risked.
Some of us create. Others watch. Then repackage.
Noticed this tweet got pulled. Maybe coincidence.
Or maybe the ideas hit too close to home.
Either way, the conversation is bigger than credit. It’s about emotional integrity and the frameworks we use to explain it.
Or maybe the ideas hit too close to home.
Either way, the conversation is bigger than credit. It’s about emotional integrity and the frameworks we use to explain it.
April 16, 2025 at 4:06 AM
Noticed this tweet got pulled. Maybe coincidence.
Or maybe the ideas hit too close to home.
Either way, the conversation is bigger than credit. It’s about emotional integrity and the frameworks we use to explain it.
Or maybe the ideas hit too close to home.
Either way, the conversation is bigger than credit. It’s about emotional integrity and the frameworks we use to explain it.