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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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@M0sta

22 days ago

One of the most painful things ever is that the one who hurts you the most is the one who knows you the most.
The person who broke your heart is the one who understand that your heart is fragile and soft.
The person that caused you pain are certain that this pain might kill you.
The person who told you the harshest words are sure they will cause you damage.
The person who let you go in your weakest phases are the ones that promised they won't leave.

At the end of the day, the traumas always come from the people we loved the most.

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Ish

@haymish

22 days ago

Just an observation.
You'll probably have noticed I rarely post or comment on religious matters.
That's simply because I know where my limits are, and I'd rather remain silent than speak beyond my knowledge to avoid misguidance or shrouded piety.

What does intrigue me, though, isn't what's posted or commented on here but what it all seems to hint at.
The carefully timed remarks, the cryptic comments, the subtle references that make you wonder whether the real conversation happened long before anyone pressed "Post."

Maybe it's coincidence, maybe it's perception, maybe that's just how these secret communities function.

But on a platform where Islam is, at least in part, the common thread, I wonder... how the audience view the unseen conversations that shape the visible ones ?
Not everything leaves a footprint where everyone can see it, and not everything is credible, yet some things seem to echo regardless.

I'm genuinely curious how you reconcile that with the values everyone on here claim to represent.

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Dr Usman

@drusman9

23 days ago

Need someone who can help me get out of my problems

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Fate

@Fate252452

23 days ago

What if your partner becomes jealous of you? just curious 🤔🤔☺️

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Khalil

@Khalil1083

23 days ago

Why have 100,000 people been signed off work with ADHD in the UK?
DISCUSS !
New government statistics find four million people claimed disability benefits in April.

https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2026/7/8/why-have-100000-people-been-signed-off-work-with-adhd-in-the-uk

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Why have 100,000 people been signed off work with ADHD in the UK?

https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2026/7/8/why-have-100000-people-been-signed-off-work-with-adhd-in-the-uk

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Sinz

@sinzio

23 days ago

Live like there’s no tomorrow
Repent from those sins you got comfortable with
Forgive and wipe clean from your heart
Love like u have never loved
Be grateful for the breath in your lungs, the beat in your heart, the thousands of thoughts per day, the light of the sun.
Pray like it’s your last.
Tomorrow isn’t guaranteed.
Coz one day today will be your last day, and tomorrow will not come.
And if u live like it was your last, you would have lived a full grateful day.
PS Dont major in the minors

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Rahil Khan

@Rahilkhan11

23 days ago

Sometimes, when you have been lonely for too long, attention starts feeling like love.

A quick reply feels like care.
A late-night conversation feels like intimacy.
Someone remembering a small detail feels like a connection.

And maybe it is.

But attention is easy to give when someone is bored, curious, or simply enjoying how you make them feel. Love is different. Love has consistency. It survives inconvenience. It exists even when there is nothing exciting happening.

The dangerous part is not that people confuse attention with love.

It is that loneliness makes us lower the amount of evidence we require before believing we are loved.

Learn the difference before you give someone a place in your heart they only wanted to visit.

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Rahil Khan

@Rahilkhan11

23 days ago

The problem with modern dating is that everyone wants to be chosen, but very few people ask themselves whether they have become someone worth choosing.

People have long lists of expectations: emotional maturity, loyalty, ambition, good communication, patience. Fair enough.

But how often do we turn that list around?

Am I emotionally mature?
Do I communicate well?
Can I handle disagreement without turning it into a war?
Do I bring peace into someone’s life, or just another set of demands?

Standards are important. But standards without self-examination are just entitlement.

Before asking, “Why can’t I find the right person?” maybe ask a harder question:

“If I met someone exactly like me, would I choose them?”

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Lamia Tenes

@lamia53579

23 days ago

Am I the only one who feels a sense of unease whenever I log into the app?

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