46년 감금.. 그녀는 왜 ‘미친 여자’가 되어야 했을까

Did she drag the corpse around out of love? No, she 'used' the body to avoid dying. We dissect the process by which the three men closest to her destroyed one woman through the lens of neuroscience and psychology. Her husband, 'Philip the Handsome,' her father, 'Fernando II,' and her son, 'Charles V.' The three men who held the most powerful authority in European history had only one thing in common: they were all about driving 'Juana' into madness. Hiding behind the records of this tragic queen, commonly known as 'Juana the Mad,' lie sophisticated methods of 'reactive abuse' and 'gaslighting' as defined by modern psychology. Discover the desperate and cruel truth right now: why a dazzling 16-year-old girl had to be confined to solitary confinement for 46 years, until she became a white-haired 76-year-old grandmother. See for yourself. [Timeline] 00:00 A pitch-black night, the bizarre procession of the Queen kissing corpses 02:15 Philip the Handsome's 'Reactive Abuse': Why did she wield scissors? 05:30 The heartless reason why even her own mother, Queen Isabella, turned her back on her daughter 08:42 The Agreement of Villa Papilla: A contract between husband and father confirming her as a 'mad woman' 11:20 Philip's miserable end and the sophisticated political strategy hidden within the procession of corpses 14:55 Even her son betrays her, 46 years in prison and her last words 18:10 A message to the 'Juanas' around us today #Juana #HistoryStorytelling #Gaslighting #SpanishHistory #Psychology #Power #Habsburg #ReactiveAbuse #KnowledgeHeddle #HumanNature #EuropeanHistory #WorldHistory