Denial can be a defense mechanism from "summary" of Tell Me Everything by Erika Krouse
In Tell Me Everything, the idea that denial can serve as a defense mechanism is explored through the character of Jessica. When faced with uncomfortable truths about her relationship with her husband, Jessica chooses to ignore the signs of his infidelity. She convinces herself that everything is fine, pushing aside any doubts or suspicions that may threaten the stability of her marriage.
Jessica's denial allows her to maintain a sense of normalcy in her life, shielding her from the pain and uncertainty that acknowledging the truth would bring. By refusing to confront the reality of her situation, she creates a protective barrier around herself, keeping her emotions at bay and preserving the illusion of a happy marriage.
However, as Jessica's denial deepens, so does the toll it takes on her mental and emotional well-being. She becomes increasingly detached from reality, losing touch with her own feelings and needs in the process. Her denial becomes a d...
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