Psychology & Neurodiversity
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From human behaviour to neurodiverse perspectives, explore how we think, feel, and experience the world 🧠
Guys, I have social anxiety. I don't know how to speak much in public and I always keep thinking what people would be thinking about me, whereas I don't want to let people take anything from me, I don't understand this thing, I don't know if anyone has any solution, please tell me, because of this I am not able to go out much. And I always think negative things about myself.
Spoiler:
Who she lets in into her life, including social media, is going to colour the type of life she'll have.
Where he goes to, allows to be close to, deals with, will define the kind of life he can offer.
So pay attention to your environment.
It is the pool you swim in. Sooner or latter it'll affect the air you breath.
Stay healthy, keep you intention clean, work out. Have a good learning week everyone.
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If a woman lets you go with emotion then she will come back
But if she lets you go calmly then your relationship is over
Capacity to learn is a gift; Ability to learn is a skill; Willingness to learn is a choise.
Your best first impression is sincerity, not performance. You're not selling yourself... you're giving someone an honest look at who you are so they can make an informed, prayerful decision. Lower the performance, raise the honesty. That's halal attraction. #SincerityFirst
You'll lose a part of you everytime you accept things you know they are not good for you but you're scared to leave.
You'll lose a part of you everytime you choose people who don't give you anything in return.
You'll lose a part of you everytime you stay in places you feel uncomfortable in.
You'll lose a part of you when you keep fighting for relationships that drain your energy.
Every time you force yourself to be in something that doesn't look like you from the inside. You lose yourself.
The narcissist wants to be the star of the show, playing the usual game. The sigma? Too busy focusing on their own path :)
One of the main reasons INFJs tend to stay single longer is that they are highly protective of their own energy and the energy of others. Because their brains are wired to simultaneously simulate multiple future outcomes, they can often predict early on whether or not a relationship will ultimately work out for both people. often INFJs are incredibly sensitive to dishonesty and fake vibes they can instantly sense if someone is trying to manipulate or control them. but If you want a deep connection with an INFJ, it is always best to be completely honest and direct. When you approach them with transparency, you will receive a sincere, heartfelt reaction rather than the infamous door slam :') or getting cut off entirely.
