psychology
Studying the complexities of the human mind and its many functions and behaviors.
Signs you HATE yourself and don't even know it- Personal Development
Another lesson for you on personal development... Do you harbor a strong dislike for yourself? Many men experience self-hatred without even realizing it. Past traumas may fuel our anger, or we may believe that we don't deserve to see our dreams materialize. Even when we achieve success, a lingering sense of discontent persists. This phenomenon is known as self-loathing, a powerful feeling of disdain for oneself that often manifests as anger, addiction, a negative self-perception, and low self-esteem.
By Salman siddique3 years ago in Longevity
Invisible Disability
The fact is, you feel like it's your fault as you tug your body into proper posture and wash down mild pain relievers with black tea. Surely, surely it is. It must be. I chose to take a long distance drive and hike up steep stone steps for the fall view of mountain valleys. It was my soul that yearned for and craved to see the waves of red and yellow overtaking the land. Eagerly, gladly, I woke up and sprung to action on having an adventure for the day.
By Laura Lann3 years ago in Longevity
Unveiling the World of Sensual Wellness
Exploring the Impact of Sensual Touch on Sexual Wellness, Diverse Range of Sexual Wellness Products and Brands, Benefits of Yoga and Exercises for Sexual Wellness, Exploring Erogenous Zones and Sensual Touch, Market Insights and Projected Growth of Sexual Wellness, and Conclusion and Encouragement for Sexual Wellness.
By Timothy A Rowland3 years ago in Longevity
How To Make The Greatest Comeback Of Your Life- Personality Development
Have you ever felt life dealt you a rough hand? Faced challenges that seem too great to be overcome? You are not alone. As a man, life will beat you down, and when that happens, people will count you out. They'll think you'll never achieve anything.
By Salman siddique3 years ago in Longevity
11 Fatherly Lessons You NEEDED When You were a Boy
Did you grow up with a strong, caring man who gave you tough love and the right guidance? If you did, that's a huge advantage in life, but most of us didn't get that blessing. I remember how my father didn't care about me when I was younger; he left us behind, and I hated him for it, and by extension, I hated myself when I looked in the mirror. I hated what looked back at me because I saw his features in myself. I tried to deny reality by denying I was his son, but reality is very stubborn. No matter how much you try to deny it, reality will not change, so I was forced to accept it As a result, I walked with self-hatred. for years, I'm not going to share a sad story here; we all have our past, but I want to talk about something crucial, the importance of a father figure.
By Salman siddique3 years ago in Longevity
Expressive Arts Therapy: Painting, Poetry, And Healing
Expressive Arts Therapy (EAT) is a powerful and holistic approach to healing that taps into the transformative potential of artistic expression. This therapeutic modality incorporates various forms of art, such as painting and poetry, to facilitate emotional, psychological, and spiritual well-being. In this blog, we will explore how painting and poetry can be instrumental in the healing process, supported by insights from research in the field of expressive arts therapy.
By iDigitize Infotech LLP3 years ago in Longevity
VERY POWERFUL- Act as if nothing bothers you
A piece of advice that will truly help you, In this world, people often encourage you to discuss your problems, but it's a deceptive trap. Disclosing your pain is like bleeding next to a shark; the more you expose your vulnerabilities, the more susceptible you become to those wishing to inflict harm. Although this may not always happen, it is a prevalent occurrence for people to find satisfaction in witnessing your suffering. Some are adept at concealing this satisfaction behind feigned empathy.
By Salman siddique3 years ago in Longevity
These Legs Won't Power Me.. Top Story - January 2024.
When I was a kid, for years and years, I could barely walk. Anywhere. I would legitimately have to train myself with further and futher distances, all distances that all other people my age could walk daily normally until the pain through my legs finally got too unbearable, and I'd stop. Sometimes just walking these distances back then would put me in so much pain I would be physically ill from it and would then get shit from my teachers for missing days. Whenever I got back to school, I would get into arguments about them about those days off as they would threaten me with detentions for missing too much time or exclusions no matter how bad I tried to describe the situation.
By Tommy Ballard3 years ago in Longevity
