The Cowboys aren’t just America’s Team. They’re America’s narcissistic family — Jerry Jones the father, Dak the golden child, Parsons the scapegoat. Until Dallas admits the pathology starts at the top, they’ll keep losing not because of talent, but because of ego.

There’s a reason you don’t talk to your cousins after the funeral.

It’s not grief. It’s not distance. It’s structural.

When the old-world matriarch dies, so does the fragile illusion that your family was whole. The American death system doesn’t hold families together—it exposes their fractures.

Once the central figure of unity is gone, what’s left are individual agendas, unresolved trauma, and financial tension. The will, the house, the power of attorney—those become battlegrounds. This is the economics of death.

America doesn’t let people die. It delays, bills, and warehouses them. Hospitals extract value. Families fracture. Paperwork like power of attorney becomes a weapon. The dying become pawns in a system built for profit, not dignity.

This week on Narcissism Nation, Enrique breaks down the truth behind America’s death industry. From Medicaid manipulation to personality disorder eruptions, the modern end-of-life process has become a breeding ground for narcissism, greed, and unresolved trauma.

Drawing from personal experience with his father-in-law’s decline, Enrique shows how dying in America isn’t about peace or care. It’s about control, blame, and financial positioning. You’ll learn how:

• Power of attorney often becomes a tool of enmeshment, not fiduciary care

• First-generation migrant families misuse legal tools not built for their structure

• Hospice systems absolve themselves through legalese and risk management

• Adult children use their parents’ illness to regulate their own unresolved trauma

• The real “Super Bowl” of narcissism plays out during estate battles

This episode is a guide for anyone navigating family dysfunction at the end of life. It’s not therapy. It’s truth.

Most injury lawyers drag your case out so they can take a bigger cut. They hide updates. They let other claimants go first. They delay your payout. PrecisionCycle replaces that system. You keep your money. You get your claim moving. You control the outcome. Here's how we take their power and give it back to you.

The cover-up is always worse than the crime. Especially when the people running it lack the discipline to keep their own story straight.

Women classify men into four archetypes. Starving Beggar. Try-Hard Texter. Hollow Conqueror. Subsidizer. Each is predictable. Each fails. If you fit one, you lose before the first date. The five fixes go live Monday.

Henry didn’t change for women. He changed for himself. The women noticed anyway. What followed was a pattern worth studying.

An aging father. A mother lost to Alzheimer’s. Two sons with power, no empathy. One daughter holding the truth. This is what elder neglect looks like behind closed doors. No help is coming. And no one is willing to say it out loud—until now.

I didn’t leave therapy. Therapy left me. Because I helped people get better—and the industry couldn’t afford that.

The ick isn’t about his bad manners or taste in music. It’s about you watching yourself become someone you don’t respect—again. In this raw breakdown, we explore how one woman finally saw through the performance, broke the trauma bond, and used self-disgust as the catalyst for liberation. If you’ve ever felt revolted mid-relationship and didn’t know why, this is your wake-up call.

I know a place, a place where I go when I need to remember your face.

After surviving combat in Afghanistan, Stacy thought her hardest days were behind her. But a near-fatal car accident in Pasadena and the judicial incompetence that followed reopened every wound the military left behind. This is the story of how PrecisionCycle helped her reclaim her body, reframe her narrative, and finally find safety in a world that kept labeling her a case file.

If you’ve ever been re-traumatized by the very institutions that promised to protect you, you’ll want to read this.

The American Psychological Association has officially become a propaganda outlet. In its latest release on “antisemitism,” it elevates ideological loyalty over actual ethics, parroting Zionist talking points while ignoring state-sanctioned genocide, ICE slave labor, and the collapse of mental health integrity in America. This isn’t care—it’s cover. I left the APA because psychology shouldn’t be complicit in empire. On Friday, we expose them.

Tulsi isn’t declassifying conspiracies—she’s reenacting a life-long fantasy of being useful to powerful men. Raised in a religious cult, shaped by militarized obedience, and now weaponized by Trump, she’s not exposing truth—she’s projecting someone else’s guilt.

Jay isn’t a person. He’s a pattern. A walking mugshot in a red hat. A failed boy cosplaying as a savior. MAGA isn’t a movement—it’s a mirror. And it’s full of men who scream about sin to escape their own sealed pasts.

When the masculine leaves the home, chaos enters. Not through violence or rage—but through passivity, avoidance, and the slow decay of structure. This is a personal dispatch on reclaiming order, reestablishing standards, and holding the line when the people around you forget what leadership looks like. Order isn’t abuse. Boundaries aren’t control. This is what happens when a man decides to put the house back in alignment.

You can lie on a mugshot, but your ankles never lie. Trump isn’t 215 lbs. He’s the bloated mirror of a nation addicted to shortcuts, DoorDash, and denial. In a country where three out of four adults are overweight and fitness trackers are more fashion than function, we’ve officially crossed into spiritual rot. This post breaks it down—with facts, fury, and a call to reclaim your body through PrecisionCycle.

You’re not seducing her. You’re reenacting your mother wound. And that isn’t game—that’s a trauma loop. Women don’t want puppeteers. They want lighthouses. Self-regulation is the new status symbol. Presence is the new pickup line.”

Boundary is the Breakthrough: How Shame Becomes a Weapon
When clients stop playing the roles their families cast them in, the narcissists panic. In this week’s episode, we explore how shame gets weaponized the moment you reclaim your boundaries—and why that’s exactly where healing begins.

Over 300GB of child exploitation material. 1,000+ confirmed victims. No client list. No further charges.

Welcome to the gaslighting of America. Jeffrey Epstein wasn’t an outlier—he was an institutional asset. Trump was not outside the system—he was the mask it wore. And you? You were the mark.

New episode of Narcissism Nation drops the full truth timeline—no spin, no safe takes.