Psychology & Neurodiversity
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From human behaviour to neurodiverse perspectives, explore how we think, feel, and experience the world 🧠
If happiness surprises you again, do not mention its previous betrayal.
Self test how small/narrow minded are you?
1-Do you apply your own experience as the universal rule: if something didn't affect you then it can't affect others?
Example: someone says "X causes Z" but you already have Z without X, so you argue X isn't the problem without realizing your case doesn't cancel everyone else's.
2-Do you think in absolutes:ideas are either completely right or completely wrong, nothing in between?
3-When was the last time you genuinely changed your mind about something do you even remember?
4-Do your arguments exist mainly to catch the other person in a "gotcha" moment rather than actually understand them?
5-Have you ever objected to something you didn't fully understand just because you didn't like the feeling it gave you?
6-Can someone challenge your idea without you taking it personally?
7-Can you disagree with someone and still leave them feeling respected?
Note:inspired by almost every discussion I have here.
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After scrolling jama.... Common sense is not so common 🤦🏻♂️
We shouldn't have to know what people are going through for us to have the common courtesy to be nice to them
But allah says: “Wait, the best yet to come”
I will wait then
Nothing is more comforting than someone whose intentions always feel pure. 🤍
what if your intuition says "yes" but the situation is totally no, never, ever?
Things a man should never say to a woman in 2026.
1.) “Do you have a boyfriend?”
Asking a woman this question means:
