đ I Knew He Was a Snake
A Trauma-Informed Guide to President Trumpâs Projection
đ„ Why This Guide Exists
I spent my childhood trying to wriggle out of the tight grip of one of the snakes he talks so enthusiastically about.
The snakeâs trick is that at first, you mistake the grip for an embrace.
And then it tightensâjust a little at a timeâuntil you canât move, canât speakâ
and worse, you start to believe this is freedom.
In my case, there was a very small voice deep inside meâquiet, but steady.
Like in The Dark Knight Rises, it kept whispering:
âRise. Rise. Rise.â
Listen for that voice, brothers and sisters.
And Rise.
Because what weâre watching now isnât just politicsâitâs personal.
Whatâs happening in this country is triggering for a reason.
President Trump is back in office, and for many of us whoâve fought to heal from psychological abuse, something feels eerily familiar. That feeling in your gut? That sense that the story is shifting and the ground is giving way? Itâs not in your head.
This isnât just about policy.
Itâs about projection.




