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From human behaviour to neurodiverse perspectives, explore how we think, feel, and experience the world 🧠

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Mulkat Muhammed

@Mulkiyya91963893

about 19 hours ago

The Mind Behind Certainty
Have you ever noticed...
How little evidence the mind needs before it decides it already knows someone?
One unanswered message...
and suddenly we've written an entire story.
One unusual tone...
and we've already decided what they meant.
It's fascinating.
The mind dislikes unfinished stories.
So it finishes them.
Even when the ending isn't true.
Lately, I have been wondering...
How many relationships have been wounded...
not by words that were spoken,
but by meanings that were imagined?
Perhaps wisdom isn't only found in speaking carefully.
Perhaps it's also found in refusing to become too certain about things we could not possibly know.

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Farhan khan

@imfarhankhan

about 20 hours ago

Your future husband is being prepared by the same Rabb.

Remember that 💯

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Vera

@Veraaaa

about 21 hours ago

For anyone who enjoys learning and personal growth, I'd love to share my latest YouTube video with you! 📚✨
It's a review of Atomic Habits by James Clear, where I talk about some of the book's most valuable insights and how they can be applied in real life.
If that sounds like your kind of content, I'd be happy if you checked it out!

https://youtu.be/4IVnTBHINOs?si=JiCmOzX5FschkKPM

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Assiya ....

@muslima772093

about 23 hours ago

Assalamu aleikum. How to work on your own ahlak, flaws in a simple way?)

“Allah don’t change our condition until we change ourselves”

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Dania

@Nai_naiee

about 23 hours ago

(IS IT TOO LATE TO SAY SORRY!? NOW I KNOW THAT I LET YOU DOWN, IS IT TOO LATE TO SAY SORRY NOW) 😅🥹🫪 Hey y'all I hope life has been kinder to you these days 🫶🏼 if not I pray that good days are ahead, INSHALLAH 😌🫡🤗. Today's topic is of discussion is hurting someone both intentionally and and unintentionally 😳😞😓. As always I'm here to speak from personal experience (SO Y'ALL CAN RELATE, OR AT LEAST GET A BETTER UNDERSTANDING OF MY POV) 🙂‍↕️😙😛.

Since I was very little I always heard my parents say to people "Forgive me if did anything wrong" and I thought it was weird that they were apologizing without a proper reasoning or circumstances. Now that I'm older I finally realized why they said that. Everyday unaware of our behaviors or actions we could hurt others. Firstly let's talk about unintentionally hurting another person. 🫣🫤😮‍💨. I did that recently, and as soon as I realized I owned up to it on two different occasions. Because that's all what we can do, face the consequences of our actions. That's the most mature and admirable approach 🥰.

If you didn't mean to hurt another individual, (HECK MISTAKES HAPPEN SOMETIMES 🙈) Just be straightforward about it. BTW I'M NOT SAYING BE apologizing ALL THE TIME 😂😑😬 especially if it's not your fault.

And hurting another person intentionally? (I know sometimes truth hurts but that's why we have wording to use as a BANDAID ❤️‍🩹) But other than that purposely hurting another person is (WILD AND INSANE TO ME TBH) I ain't super religious but pretty sure that's a sin in Islam. (WHO ARE YOU!? THE SPAWN OF SHAITAN? OR THE DEVIL REINCARNATED HIMSELF 😈👿💀) Lmao. Jokes aside do not take that path. I don't wanna meet up at hell 😂( yah I said I'm going to hell, what about it🫣) I know I shouldn't, I'm working on it, wallahi!

Short story decent time later, I hope you all understand the main message. If not I'm open to take questions 🤓as y'alls jamaa life COACH LOL 😆 (MAKE ME FAMOUS Y'ALL, LEAVE A LIKE, OR COMMENT) THANKS TOODLES 😎

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Sumairaa

@sumaira21

about 24 hours ago

A Tribute to Generation X ❤️

My humble recommendation to all Gen Alpha and late Gen Z:

Before you judge your parents for being "old-fashioned," take a moment to understand where they come from.

Your father—and many of your mothers—belong to Generation X.

They grew up in a world without smartphones, social media, Google, or AI. They learned life's lessons through experience, hard work, patience, and perseverance. They built their lives one step at a time, often sacrificing their own dreams so their children could dream bigger.

As a Millennial, I consider myself fortunate to have witnessed both worlds—the simplicity of the analog era and the speed of the digital age.

Every generation has something valuable to teach:
• Generation X taught resilience and responsibility.
• Millennials bridged the gap between tradition and technology.
• Gen Z brought innovation and bold ideas.
• Gen Alpha will shape the future with technologies we can only imagine.

Instead of creating a generation gap, let's build a generation bridge.

Honor the sacrifices of Generation X. Listen to their stories. Learn from their experiences. They helped create the world we live in today.

A heartfelt tribute to Generation X—from a proud Millennial.

"The future grows stronger when it respects the past."

#GenerationX #Millennials #GenZ #GenAlpha #RespectParents #FamilyValues #LifeLessons #Generations #Gratitude #Leadership #Wisdom #HumanityFirst

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Silent Words

@silentwords

1 day ago

If we can't change the situation, learn to adapt to it.

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Mostafa

@M0sta

1 day ago

I think one of the most heartfelt experiences in life is discovering that someone genuinely enjoys your presence.
Not what you provide, Not your accomplishments.
Just you, your thoughts, your energy, your existence.✨

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Samreen

@Samreen_Aqeel

1 day ago

Psychology says:
When you can’t explain why you love them,
It means you actually love them.

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Airin

@Its_Airin

1 day ago

Don't make someone feel chosen when you're still deciding between several options.

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