The psychology of thinking, "Is it my fault?"
People who have a habit of saying "I wonder if it's my fault," it's not a talent, it's a brain bug.
I haven't received a reply on my group LINE.
Just by doing that, I start blaming myself for being disliked and not being able to read the atmosphere.
You know, that feeling of my stomach getting squeaky.
But if you leave this alone, you will become less and less able to see your emotions.
When you get into the habit of saying I m bad, you keep a lid on your true feelings anxiety, fear, and exhaustion.
Soon you won't even know what you're feeling.
Actually, this self-reproach habit is just that the amygdala in the brain malfunctions, saying "If you blame yourself for the time being, you won't be attacked."
In psychology, it is a distortion of cognition called "personalization."
So the solution is simple: just ask yourself once, "Is that true?"
Simply separating emotions and facts will stop self-driving for a moment.
When was the last time you doubted your "I'm bad"?
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