Psychology & Neurodiversity
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From human behaviour to neurodiverse perspectives, explore how we think, feel, and experience the world 🧠
@sk431382
When life piles up, classical Islamic psychology (Ilm al-Nafs) offers a gentle reset: 🌿
Tafakkur over panic: Stop future-tripping. Focus only on the step in front of you. 💭
Somatic grounding: Slow prayer and intentional wudu actively calm your body. 💧
Spiritual surrender: You aren't meant to control everything. Release the grip. 🤲
If you feel trapped in chronic burnout, let's untangle it together.
📩 Send a DM to connect 1:1 for personal healing. ✨
@Mrfarhanshahzad
Being chosen privately, publicly, consistently and without confusion. That’s my type of love.
@halaaluser
I never met a man who admitted them being wrong..and I also know a man who is very cool with disagreements and so far never showed me a sign of immaturity.. I also have my mom who never admits her mistake.
But the question is, among the two genders, who is more prone to admitting when they are wrong?
@LearnerPractitioner
Why in inbox... saying,
"goddess I want to worship you"
...make a lady... Blush, shy...
I want psychological answer, not religious answer...
@Mrfarhanshahzad
Always try to respond to every evil thing with best possible manner beacuse a bottle will always pour out what it contains regardless of who squeeze it.
@teamonster
Genuinely curious. To those women who are seeking a spouse, what do you find in common with a man that makes you want to marry them so badly?
As a single by choice lady, I cannot understand what is making women on this platform put men on a pedestal. The image from the majority of the posts here gives me the impression that their life is not complete if they don’t get a man and have the title of wife.
I have been in close proximity with men all my life. I engage with them and I have socialised in their circles. I don’t have anything in common with men, and apart from a professional setting, I don’t see myself spending hours talking to them because there’s nothing I have in common with men, and frankly, I find them boring.
I find my mind wandering off when they start talking about sports, their weekends, gossips or those flexing conversations they have with each other to get male validation.
So I wonder, what do all these women here find so compelling about men that they are willing to give up their freedom for marriage?
@faisalandyou
Forget looks, money and status for a moment. What is one quality that would make you seriously consider someone for marriage?