In this episode, we dive into the raw side of anger not just the rage, but the awareness that comes when you realize your emotions are out of balance. It’s that honest moment when you know you’re mad, but you also know you’re trying to stay grounded. We talk about emotional control, self-awareness, and how to find your peace in the middle of the chaos.
If you’ve ever been stuck between reacting and reflecting, this one’s for you.
Tap in, breathe with me, and let’s talk about being mad but mindful.
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In this episode, we dive into the raw side of anger not just the rage, but the awareness that comes when you realize your emotions are out of balance. It’s that honest moment when you know you’re mad, but you also know you’re trying to stay grounded. We talk about emotional control, self-awareness, and how to find your peace in the middle of the chaos.
If you’ve ever been stuck between reacting and reflecting, this one’s for you.
Tap in, breathe with me, and let’s talk about being mad but mindful.
On this week’s episode of the Low Meins Asylum Show, we dive into one of the most chilling jailhouse calls yet from Wade Wilson the man convicted of the brutal murders of Kristine Melton and Diane Ruiz in Florida. In this call, Wilson boldly claims he will “run the prison” while at the same time using a manipulative tactic known as love bombing showering someone with affection or emotional intensity to gain control.
We break down what love bombing means, how it’s used by abusive personalities, and why hearing it from a convicted killer is so disturbing. We also touch on the disturbing reality that Wilson has received thousands of fan messages, letters, and even indecent photos while on death row — a phenomenon tied to hybristophilia, the attraction some people feel toward violent criminals.
This episode isn’t just about one call it’s about power, manipulation, and society’s unsettling fascination with true crime.
Tune in as we analyze Wilson’s words, his bravado, and the psychological manipulation at play.
Low Mein's Asylum Show
In this episode, we dive into the raw side of anger not just the rage, but the awareness that comes when you realize your emotions are out of balance. It’s that honest moment when you know you’re mad, but you also know you’re trying to stay grounded. We talk about emotional control, self-awareness, and how to find your peace in the middle of the chaos.
If you’ve ever been stuck between reacting and reflecting, this one’s for you.
Tap in, breathe with me, and let’s talk about being mad but mindful.
