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🧠 The Dopamine Dilemma: Why Everything Fun Feels Empty Now. AI-Generated.
Introduction: The Paradox of Pleasure Why does everything that once felt exciting now feel… flat? We binge-watch entire shows, swipe through endless content, chase likes, snack on ultra-processed foods, and still feel strangely unsatisfied. It’s not because we’ve grown numb—it’s because our brain’s reward system is under siege.
By Ahmet Kıvanç Demirkıran7 months ago in Psyche
Porn: The Addiction We Don’t Take Seriously
I’ve noticed something strange when it comes to how people talk about porn. They either make jokes about it or pretend it’s harmless. Like it’s just another thing adults do. But the more I thought about it, the more I realized, this thing is messing with us. Not just sexually, but psychologically, emotionally, even spiritually, if you want to go that deep.
By Beyond The Surface7 months ago in Psyche
Harnessing the Power of Energy Centers: A Neurodivergent’s Journey from Dysregulation to Inner Alignment. Content Warning.
Energy work, chakras, and the concept of subtle energy centers have long fascinated the world. While some dismiss these practices as unscientific, others—especially those who begin experiencing energetic shifts—often find themselves transformed by the profound impact of this inner work. Often referred to as Energy Healing, Quantum Healing, or simply Inner Work, this path can be deeply empowering.
By Neurodivergent-Soul2Soul7 months ago in Psyche
The Enemy Within: Blaming Immigrants for Government Greed
The word “immigrant” has become a slur, dripping unkindly from tongues across the globe. White people with money who can afford to set up a nice new life in another country choose to call themselves expats, short for expatriates. They seem to feel that this title divorces them from what they truly are - immigrants. The fact that they have privilege and money doesn't change this fact.
By Vanessa Brown7 months ago in Psyche
Anemonia: The Nostalgia for Time Never Lived
Introduction There are moments when a person gazes at an old painting, walks through the halls of a historic building, or listens to the crackling melody of a bygone era, and is suddenly overwhelmed by a strange, unplaceable feeling. It is not merely admiration or aesthetic appreciation, but something far deeper and more intimate. It is as if their soul remembers something their body never lived. This emotion—complex, bittersweet, and haunting—does not fit neatly into existing psychological categories. It is not nostalgia in the traditional sense, since it does not concern a lived past. Nor is it simple romanticism or escapism. This phenomenon, increasingly discussed in contemporary psycho-aesthetic theory and cultural psychology, is beginning to take shape under a new conceptual name: anemonia.
By Siria De Simone7 months ago in Psyche
Metaphorical Journeys Through Natural Realms
There was a forest that no map dared name, though it whispered across the tongues of dreamers and the sleepless alike. They called it many things — The Hollow Green, The Rootway, The Place You Don’t Return From Whole — but its real name was simpler.
By Abuzar khan7 months ago in Psyche
