Psychology & Neurodiversity
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From human behaviour to neurodiverse perspectives, explore how we think, feel, and experience the world 🧠
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That's really an interesting experiment!!!
How else are we conditioned 🤔
Forge&Fortune™ | Wealth | Mindset on Instagram: "The snakes didn't scare the babies. The parents did all the screaming. Follow @forge.fortune for the psychology behind the decisions that shape your life. A documented experiment placed infants in a room with live snakes while their parents watched through a glass partition. The footage captured something researchers and psychologists have pointed to ever since: the babies showed no fear at all. Researchers studying innate human responses have identified only two fears present at birth: the Moro reflex, triggered by sudden loud noise, and distress from unexpected loss of physical support. Both are survival wiring. Everything beyond that, the fear of snakes, failure, strangers, or taking a risk, is absorbed from the environment. Coded in by parents, peers, and repeated experience. That gap between what you were born afraid of and what you're afraid of now is not instinct. It's your history. Most of what stops you was never yours to begin with."
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Last evening, a Grab driver was hitting on me. He asked for my age, to which I replied, “A woman’s age is always a secret.” I already knew where that question was heading and, sure enough, he followed up by asking if I was single.
I said yes.
He then proceeded to guess my age at 30. I smiled and said, “MasyaAllah.” Quite frankly, I have no idea how he guessed me that young, especially considering I’d barely slept for the past 4 days.
It also explains why the lady at the airline gate kept looking back and forth between my business class ticket and my passport multiple times, probably trying to figure out my age. 😬
Thankfully, I managed to tiptoe around the whole single topic and somehow manoeuvre the conversation into politics. Always the safer option. Haha 😛
The neurodivergent ick when you realize mid-convo that correcting them is pointless because they'd need self-awareness and emotional intelligence to even process that they're wrong.
In relationships, if you find yourself want to take more than you give, it’s usually not love it could be attraction, possessiveness, or a desire that rises and fades.
But when you feel the need to give more than you take, that’s closer to love because love is about giving, compassion, and a kind of faith that grows rather than diminishes.
And that's the lesson! 🩵
في العلاقات .. لما تلاقي نفسك عايز تاخد أكتر ماتعطي ف
غالباً ده مش حب .. لكن ممكن يكون إعجاب أو حب إمتلاك أو رغبة تزيد وتنقص .. إنما لما تلاقي نفسك محتاج تعطي أكتر ماتاخد ف ده غالباً حُب .. لأن الحب إسم و له صفات ملائكية علي الأرض منها إحساس العطاء .
.والرحمة و إيمان يزيد ولاينقص
🩵. نقطة و إنتهت الحكمة
To step confidently into the future, we need to clear up any unfinished business from our past...
When you show up with pure intentions and geniune love, it’s never your loss