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These articles are grounded in real-life experience and insights from therapeutic work. They are not AI-generated, but written with care, reflection, and a deep understanding of human emotion.

Are You Lucky or Not? A Psychological Perspective…

Why do some people feel lucky in life, while others don't? And is that truly the case? Could it be that people who believe they are lucky actually do experience more luck?

The impulse that drives you

Newton's Law of Action and Reaction states that for every action force exerted on an object, there is an equal force in the opposite direction—equal in intensity and along the same line, but facing the other way.

Mother in the Victim Role

Many mothers live in the role of the victim. This pattern is so widespread that most people don’t even notice it.

Stockholm Syndrome – Where Fear Meets Love

It happened in Stockholm in 1973. During a bank robbery, the robbers held four employees hostage for six days. Contrary to all expectations, the hostages developed emotional bonds with their captors...

Who is the hero of your life story?

In literature and film, we can often recognize protagonists and antagonists. The protagonist is the main character of the story, while the antagonist is the opponent, rival, or challenger.

The Anatomy of Sulking

Sulking is a childlike way of expressing anger, meant to punish and provoke guilt. Even though the word “sulking” might sound harmless, it can be deeply hurtful.

The Right to Yourself

When it comes to laws at the level of the state, we know how they’re made—people come together and agree on them.

Could I Have Done Better?

That feeling—the belief that “I should have done better, I messed up”—doesn’t bring anything helpful, yet it still lingers, like a built-in strictness or warning for the future.

The Self-Fulfilling Prophecy Called Fear

We know what fear is for. When we’re afraid, we recognize danger. But we also know that our perception of danger is sometimes completely wrong.

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These articles are grounded in real-life experience and insights from therapeutic work. They are not AI-generated, but written with care, reflection, and a deep understanding of human emotion.

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