The Call Is Coming from Inside the House
You’ve probably heard the phrase before—“The call is coming from inside the house.” It’s the classic horror twist: the danger isn’t outside. It’s not the storm, the monster, the stranger lurking in the dark. It’s already inside. Closer than you think…
In real life, this line hits deeper than any slasher flick. When things go wrong, people instinctively look outward. They point fingers, shift blame, gaslight others, rewrite history. Anything to avoid the quiet horror of realizing: I might be the problem.
It’s uncomfortable to sit with the idea that our own actions, patterns, and mindset might be sabotaging our peace. That we’re not just victims of other people’s chaos—we’re sometimes the authors of our own. But accountability isn’t punishment; it’s power. When you realize the call is coming from inside the house, you finally gain the chance to change the script.
Because as long as you’re blaming everyone else, you’re stuck. But when you own it—even the ugly parts—you can grow, course-correct, and protect your space from the real threat: the parts of yourself you’ve been pretending aren’t there.
Ring Ring,
LC
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