Have you ever wondered why "sharing stuff with friends & people" is so glorified?
Before we explore its perceived importance, let's ponder this: Could feelings of loneliness stem from holding back our thoughts or from comparing ourselves to idealized versions on social media and within social setup's?
Exploring the Paradox: Ignoring Our Own Faults While
Critiquing Others
Have you ever noticed how easily we can spot flaws in others while turning a blind eye to our own shortcomings? It's a fascinating quirk of human behaviour, reflecting deeper questions about our moral compass and self-awareness. What drives this tendency to judge others more harshly than we judge ourselves? Exploring these dynamics offers a window into the complexities of human nature and the origins of our ethical beliefs. Let's unravel this intriguing phenomenon together and ponder how it shapes our interactions and understanding of ourselves.
What Is The Right Way To Tackle Getting Rid
Of Guilt?
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| Guilt of Right & Wrong |
We’re not supposed to just get rid of emotions as they contain valuable information that guides and grows us if approached correctly and without resistance or judgment. This goes for any emotion. Be it shame, fear, anxiety, apathy, anger, joy, courage, sadness, grief and guilt. Here’s how you approach guilt the healthy way:
Overthinking and anxiety are terms that are
often used interchangeably, but they actually have different meanings. While
overthinking involves excessive #worry and analysis, #anxiety is a more
generalized feeling of apprehension and uneasiness.
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| Confused in Anxiety and Overthinking |
The social stigma attached to mental illness is one of the main cause due to which this problem remains untreated and is increasing day by day leading to further health related problems such as heart attacks, cancer, High Blood Pressure, Sugar and so on. The irony is when a person has a physical illness, they are treated sympathetically, but if someone is suffering
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| shame |
Hey everyone, In today's post I want to talk about an important emotion that we all experience at some point or another: SHAME!
It's that
uncomfortable, embarrassing, guilty feeling we get when we've done something
wrong or when others make us feel bad about ourselves or a situation. It's a
pretty heavy emotion, but it's something we all have to deal with in our
lives, and in the case of child abuse, victims deal with it every dam
day!
It involves a
deep feeling of unworthiness or humiliation, often accompanied by a desire to
hide or withdraw from others like they have done something wrong against
society's standards or expectations.
Shame is indeed an emotion, it manifests as a feeling within us.
