Monthly Archives: April 2024

Is overprotection and overinterference the same as violence?

By | 2024-04-30

When you explain to those around you that your parents’ over-interference is causing you emotional trauma, they say, “It’s okay, because your parents take good care of you!” They will not understand.Overprotection and overinterference are done for the sake of the child, so what’s wrong with that? and it is hard to be understood.But when… Read More: Is overprotection and overinterference the same as violence? »

How to check if you are a codependent type who puts other people’s feelings first.

By | 2024-04-26

If you instantly think of someone else’s feelings at the time of stress, the emotions you felt at that moment will not be properly organized in your memory.Emotions that are not properly processed will come back repeatedly, fresh as they were when you felt them during stress. People who think they are properly feeling stress… Read More: How to check if you are a codependent type who… »

Knowing people’s feelings only resonates with their psychological scars.

By | 2024-04-17

When you see a newborn baby, you think it is cute because the hormones of maternal behavior are being released normally. If the hormones of maternal behavior are not secreted due to stress or various other causes, you will not think it is ‘cute’ (written as a narrative of psychological trauma). If a mother does… Read More: Knowing people’s feelings only resonates with their psychological scars. »

Mechanisms for grasping the feelings of the other person.

By | 2024-04-12

When peripheral immune cells are active due to chronic latent inflammation, a psychological scar, they attack normal cells as enemies and cognitive function declines.When cognitive function declines, agnosia causes the phenomenon of “feeling the other person’s feelings in your hand”. If your partner is a little grumpy, you immediately assume that he or she is… Read More: Mechanisms for grasping the feelings of the other person. »