Psychology & Neurodiversity

Life won't ever get easy as we think it should be.
There will always be obstacles and things that won't work out.
It will make us feel hopeless at times and maybe we would even get lost on the way.
It will make us feel down and that things will never get better.
It may even make us think that our life is harder than everyone else.

What I discovered is that life is not easy but as years pass we learn how to let things be.
We learn how to accept what we can't change and to change what can be changed.
We learn to be resilient and never let everything break us.

Life never gets easy but we get stronger.

Thinking about Salah during your period.
You’ve made it in life ❤️🙏

The International Council for Men and Boys (ICMB) opposes the UN's blatant institutional discrimination against men in numerous areas, including education, health, child protection, false allegations, violence, criminal justice, partner abuse, homelessness, fatherhood, workplace safety, reproductive policy, and media.

Their analyses demonstrate how such a powerful institution as the UN has ceased to live up to its mandate and, moreover, violates human rights, particularly gender non-discrimination. Below are a few examples.
"May 28, 2026 — A recent series of 12 analyses concludes that the United Nations has abandoned a core principle of its own Charter, which guarantees the “equal rights of men and women.” In its place stands a biased, ideological agenda that treats gender equality as a female-only endeavor.

The documented areas of neglect include:

• -Lifespan and mental health:Men die approximately five years earlier than women worldwide (1). Their suicide rate is nearly three times higher (2).
• -Violence:Men account for 81% of homicide victims globally (3).
• -Workplace safety:Men account for 92–95% of workplace fatalities in major industrial economies (4).
• -Incarceration:Roughly 10.9 million men are imprisoned worldwide, while female prisoners number 0.8 million (5).
• -Education:Women now outpace men in tertiary enrollment globally (6). Millions of boys remain out of school (7).
• -Child labor:Boys make up the majority of children engaged in hazardous child labor (😎.
• -Homelessness:Men comprise an estimated 76% of the global homeless population (9).
  -Family policy:UN frameworks on parenting and reproductive policy engage fathers only indirectly (10)(11).
  -Media framing:A 2006 five-year content analysis found that 69% of news coverage of men was unfavorable (12). But UN media efforts frame masculinity as a defect to be corrected — not a contribution to be recognized."

More in link: https://www.menandboys.net/pr/reports-reveal-the-un-gender-agenda-as-one-sided-ideological-and-indefensible/

Only untalented people are organised, creative people have to be mad

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I've joined Muzz Gold 3 or 4 times before (can't really remember). I was just curious and always deleted the app in less than a week, but the last time I stayed for almost two weeks. Most of the messages I got were just "hi, hello, etc." or a salam 🙂

I'm new here on Jamaa. I've received a lot of message requests, but the app won't let me accept them, so I can only read your messages. But what surprised me is that I never received messages like these on Muzz 🙂. So, I think there's a difference between someone who genuinely wants to get to know you and someone who's just passing time.

When meeting people online, we don't have much to go on. Beyond a profile, the first impression often comes from the very first message. Of course, everyone is different. A well written message doesn't automatically mean someone is a good person. But I do think the way someone approaches another person says something about their sincerity, effort, and the sense of safety and respect they create before a conversation even begins.

I'm just sharing my experience and I appreciate the men who take the time to introduce themselves properly and approach women respectfully, even through a message.

https://www.instagram.com/reel/DZALklCjZag/?igsh=MW45amd2bjk3djRieQ==

That's really an interesting experiment!!!

How else are we conditioned 🤔

Any psychologist or any psychology student ?

And this is a regular Wednesday...

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 😛