depression

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The Narcissist’s Need to Discard: How They Create Their False Reality
The act of throwing things away brings narcissists contentment. In addition to humans, it encompasses everything else as well.
By Waleed Ahmed12 months ago in Psyche
The Narcissist’s Memory: A Selective Deletion of Kindness
It is even more terrible than you could ever expect it to be. Those who are narcissistic not only do not experience appreciation, but they also manipulate their own recollections.
By Waleed Ahmed12 months ago in Psyche
Why Narcissists Give Gifts But Refuse Real Help
I am just going to signify one thing. To acquire you a little trinket that wasn’t really that essential to you, a narcissist would go out of their way, suffer themselves a great deal of trouble, spend $500, and spend an entire day shopping, all for the sole purpose of gratifying their need to do so.
By Waleed Ahmed12 months ago in Psyche
Narcissists Leave When You No Longer Play Their Game
It is not necessary for the self-centered narcissist to have a reason for leaving, but their departure is often due to the fact that they have discovered someone else who they enjoy more than you. Someone who is considered by him or her to be a “safe heaven and a better catch.” Due to the fact that this situation might alter rapidly, the narc will often want your rear door to remain open.
By Waleed Ahmed12 months ago in Psyche
My Sixth Challenge - Stethoscope and Shadows
My sixth challenge is finding my place in the world again. I can’t hide my depression any more than I can hide being female.
By Smita12 months ago in Psyche
My fifth challenge - 7 Pill Puzzle: Navigating Complexities of Depression Treatment
My next challenge was taking seven medications twice daily. In the past 5 years, I had started taking them three times a day but then stopped. This was a bad decision, as my psychiatrist explained that when I stopped, my body developed a tolerance, requiring higher doses each time I restarted the medications. Previously, I had taken them for three months, stopped, then restarted for six months before stopping again.
By Smita12 months ago in Psyche
Facing The Fear Of The Future
Do you know what the Largest Regret People Have on their Deathbed? All The Things They Could Have Done... But Never Did. There is a List of things people have Chosen "Not" to Do with their Lives.
By Dr. Cody Dakota Wooten, DFM, DHM, DAS (hc)12 months ago in Psyche
Why People Turn Their Backs on You
Life, in its quiet brilliance and its relentless chaos, has a way of teaching us about connections. It shows us how hearts can come together, how spirits can bind in love, in joy, in understanding. Yet, just as easily as bonds are formed, they are torn asunder. People turn away, their backs cold and unyielding, and the reasons they walk away often remain hidden in the depths of their own souls.
By Seymour Soza12 months ago in Psyche
The Problem We Remember Is Not Always The Real Problem
Do You Recall that Problem You Had? The Memory that Always makes itself Known? It Returns Again and Again. You can Tell the Story like it happened Yesterday...
By Dr. Cody Dakota Wooten, DFM, DHM, DAS (hc)12 months ago in Psyche
My fourth Challenge-Choosing Life, Finding Joy
As I stared up at the ceiling fan, the only sound in the room was the steady whirring that seemed to mock my despair. I had never felt so alone, so consumed by thoughts of ending my life.
By Smita12 months ago in Psyche
Inauspicious Face Or Inauspicious MindSet? . AI-Generated.
Inauspicious Face or Inauspicious Mindset? A man in a kingdom became infamous for having an inauspicious face. People believed that seeing his face in the morning would bring them misfortune throughout the day. As this belief grew stronger, people started avoiding him and even blamed him for their bad luck. Eventually, the townspeople took their complaint to the king.
By Ramesh Mahato 12 months ago in Psyche
5 Common Myths About Depression That Need to Be Debunked
Depression is one of the most widely discussed mental health issues today, but many people still don't understand it. Whether due to stigma, disinformation, or personal prejudices, many beliefs about depression persist. These beliefs can harm persons suffering from the condition while also discouraging people from obtaining the care they require. Let's rectify these misconceptions. Let us address some of the most frequent myths regarding depression.
By Isuri Geeganage12 months ago in Psyche