trauma

At its core, trauma can be thought of as the psychological wounds that persist, even when the physical ones are long gone.

What An Abusive Ex Said About Me.. Content Warning.
We all have disagreements in relationships. However, toxic relationships also involve a pattern of abusive rumors; the worst?
By Carol Ann Townend2 years ago in Psyche
Common Manipulation Tactics
Introduction: In any relationship, both men and women can employ various tactics to influence one another. However, it's crucial to recognize that manipulation isn't exclusive to one gender. Instead of focusing on gender-specific behaviors, let's explore some common tactics that individuals, regardless of gender, may use in relationships.
By Bagwasi Dennis2 years ago in Psyche
The Loss of Identity
Have you ever felt unrecognizable to yourself? Or wondered who that person was that lived life so fearlessly but who is now so cautious and filled with fear and anxiety? I’m here to let you know that you are not alone. Dissociation is a trauma response that manifests in either flight or freeze, and to combat the trauma, the only options are to escape into a new life or a new persona.
By Leah Ella2 years ago in Psyche
Unraveling the Tactics of Johan Liebert
Introduction: In the intricate world of psychology and influence, few characters stand out as master manipulators. One such enigmatic figure is Johan Liebert, whose ability to manipulate others to achieve his desires is both captivating and chilling. While it is crucial to approach such topics responsibly, understanding the tactics employed by characters like Johan can shed light on the subtle nuances of manipulation. In this exploration, we will delve into key strategies inspired by Johan Liebert, emphasizing the need for ethical considerations and responsible use of these insights.
By Arnav Dixit2 years ago in Psyche
Sour . Content Warning.
Ali and I were the kind of pair that folks described as "meant to be." Our love story was a staple in local gossip circles, our friend were seemingly tired of the PDA, and my constant droning of “my man, my man” . However, beneath the surface of our seemingly idyllic romance, a subtle current of obsession flowed, unseen but palpable.
By Oxygndrainer2 years ago in Psyche
Understanding the Complex Tapestry of the Human Mind: Exploring Psychological Facts About the Brain. Content Warning.
The complex organ that is the heart of our ideas, feelings, and behaviors is the human brain, a miracle of evolution. It is a work of biological art, directing a complex symphony of neurons and neurotransmitters that results in the experience known as awareness. Exploring the realm of psychological truths about the brain reveals an amazing voyage of discovery that includes emotional complexities, cognitive processes, and the enigmatic depths of human conduct. Through this investigation, we will decipher the mysterious workings of the brain, providing insight into the complex mechanisms that underpin our mental processes, the interplay between nature and nurture, and the plasticity of the mind.
By julius 2 years ago in Psyche
Sabotaged. Content Warning.
My head is telling me to write, but there are a million things going through my head right now that've been blocking my ability to write.
By Aathavi Thanges2 years ago in Psyche
Comprehending and Treating Aggressive Dogs
An All-Inclusive Study of Canine Psychology and Euthanasia Alternatives Dog owners frequently have questions and difficulties regarding their pets' behavior, particularly when it comes to aggression. In this in-depth investigation, we tap into the knowledge of canine behaviorist Angie Woods as she tackles the important query of whether putting an aggressive dog to sleep is the only option. she disputes the widespread belief that euthanasia is the only option in situations involving aggressive dogs. Angie specializes in the rehabilitation of these dogs. She highlights the significance of comprehending the underlying reasons of aggression, the dynamics of the human-dog interaction, and the function of appropriate training and guidance based on her personal experience.
By julius 2 years ago in Psyche
Too Old for Nightmares
At my age, you're not supposed to have nightmares anymore. If you're over 35 and still having nightmares, new research suggests that it's a symptom of early-onset dementia.
By Stephanie Van Orman2 years ago in Psyche
The Broken Smile
Brown, different shades of boring brown are all around me. The carpet; functional, high traffic proof and two different shades of flecked brown on a lighter brown background. At least one of those other colours has hints of orange, and this colour is reflected in the faux wood panelling covering the lower half of the walls. Yellowish lighting pulls out the orange tones. I wonder if comforting warmth was the effect they were going for, because if it was, I’m not feeling it.
By KC2 years ago in Psyche
My Battle With Recovery After Eating Disorders: Part One. Content Warning.
This is my story about my battle with eating disorders in the past, and how I still fight with food today. This story is going to be written as a series. There is a lot to focus on, and it is painful to write. I felt it would be easier for myself as a writer and for the reader if I wrote it in chunks.
By Carol Ann Townend2 years ago in Psyche
Kaylee Muthart: The Woman Who Gouged Out Her Eyes While High on Meth
Kaylee Muthart is a 26-year-old woman from Anderson, South Carolina, who became blind in 2018 after gouging out her own eyes while under the influence of methamphetamine. She received prosthetic eyes in 2020 and has been recovering from her addiction and trauma.
By Rare Stories2 years ago in Psyche