Psychology

Hey friend, seeing you ask this question, I imagine you're going through a tough time. Sending you a virtual hug. Heartbreak truly is draining.

Ah, the phrase "We can still be friends" – arguably one of the most agonizing lines to hear during a breakup. It sounds friendly and mature on the surface, but beneath it lies a tangle of complex emot...

Hello, friend. Reading your question, my heart sank a bit too. Heartbreak is almost an inevitable "mandatory course" in everyone's life journey.

Hello there, friend. The issue you raised really strikes a chord with many. That agony of knowingly being stuck in a harmful situation, feeling paralyzed—where every attempt to move feels excruciating...

Hello friend, My heart sank when I saw your question, because I understand that feeling. That hollow ache inside, seeing everything in shades of gray, feeling like the world's "love switch" has been p...

Hey there. Reading your question, I feel like I'm seeing a past version of myself. That feeling is all too familiar—like a wounded little animal instinctively retreating into its shell at the sight of...

Okay, friend, seeing this question feels like looking at my past self and so many people around me. A breakup is like a sudden, bad cold. Not only does it make you feel physically awful, but worse, it...

Hey friend. Seeing this question feels like looking at my past self struggling in the mud of heartbreak, or many friends around me. Regarding the "No Contact Rule," this thing can be considered a stro...

Seeing you ask this question made my heart skip a beat. This is truly a question that's both painful and brave. Many people, after a breakup, only focus on their sadness.

Friend, sending you a virtual hug first. The fact that you're asking this question shows you've already emerged from the most painful emotions and started thinking and growing.

Okay, buddy, talking about Japan's attitude towards foreigners and what it means to be a "gaijin" is a topic we could discuss for days on end.

Ha, Gian's question is particularly fascinating! At first glance, many people see Gian as just a rude, domineering bully, completely opposite to the polite, harmony-focused image often associated with...

Ah, this question really hits home for us nurses. When it comes to feeling "powerless," there are far too many instances. It's not like the dramatic scenes in movies; instead, it's often in those quie...

Why Does Charlie Munger Emphasize a Macro Life Philosophy and Micro Emotional Management? Hey, I’ve always been fascinated by Munger’s ideas—he’s Warren Buffett’s partner and an exceptionally intellig...

How Does Charlie Munger Analyze How "Ponzi Schemes" Exploit Human Nature? Well, I've always enjoyed studying Munger's investment wisdom—I've gone through his book Poor Charlie's Almanack several times...

Under Charlie Munger's psychological framework, the "Social-Proof Tendency" is one of the key biases leading to irrational behavior and poor decision-making.

Charlie Munger on "Incentive-Caused Bias" and Its Harm to Corporate Decision-Making Charlie Munger regarded "Incentive-Caused Bias" as one of the most powerful and dangerous cognitive biases humans po...

Man, I totally get that feeling. You pour your heart and soul into something, whether it's a new feature or a startup idea, and then you release it, and nobody pays attention.

Hey, this is a very interesting question, and indeed, it's something many people new to Bitcoin get confused about. I'll try to explain my understanding in simple terms.

Okay, no problem. When it comes to herpes infection, many people think it's just about some physical symptoms, but in reality, its psychological and social impact can sometimes be far more troublesome...