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I'm not a psychology professional. I think you would find value in this book list though: https://davidtianphd.com/recommended-readings/

I feel like this is the dude who had that dostoyevsky picture

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You have case study you are basing this off? Asking in good faith

I am very sorry you had to witness such a horrifying event and the suffering it has caused to you. And I can't imagine what the family are going through. I agree with your points around the issues in modern societies, and it is saddening to hear what that poor boy was going through. I think your idea of planting a tree is a beautiful one too.

Gotcha. If you're interested in exploring working to resolve inter-part conflict, via IFS, you could give this linked meditation a try. No pressure though

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I think so :). I am still working on healing myself, and I am not an experienced professional so i'm not sure what is required to heal. I think IFS therapy could have some answers though. In that therapy you can talk to triggered parts of yourself and they can tell you why they feel a certain way. You could search 'IFS meditations' on insight timer and give some of them a go if you're curious

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I don't think its a bad idea personally. Its good to be selective about who you let into your country.

I play a FPS game called R6/ Siege. There's a conformity trend at the moment where lots of people comment 'Siege is dead'

Agreed!

I don't have much experience with working but I have an idea. But I am just theorising. Perhaps you could have a skill based day job, i.e. cybersecurity, which allows you to get better and better at it. Yes, it will lack because it is not your passion. However, it will be a job that lets you develop in skill and I believe some fulfilment comes from developing mastery in anything over time. This would beat out something like just working at a corner shop in many ways. Because at a corner shop you aren't really developing skills over time in the same way. Hope that can help out mate.

I've heard that one of the key reasons for Israel's radical current politics is the nature of the coalition government. That Netanyahu's power relies on keeping a far right sector of the coalition satisfied, and that this moves his position much more to the right. I can't remember where I learnt this perspective but was curious if you agree with this.

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I haven't tried it myself. But Groundnews seems like a pretty cool idea to me

There will be some understandable reason you feel this way. For example, maybe you are a highly sensitive person. Maybe you didn't get needs met as a kid, and you have emotional wounding that is getting triggered. Maybe you have a thyroid thing. Maybe you have trauma history which puts your body in chronic regulation. I would say though that there is a lot of cultural messaging around how family relationships should work. What we should or shouldn't feel. What is okay and not okay in family dynamics. And imo some of that messaging is toxic, and can make us feel like something wrong with us, when we are just having an understandable response to an unhealthy dynamic.

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@Zenterus How you deal with the stress of cold approach? That was one of my big sticking points. I could see myself progressing but my nervous system was totally haywrire from the stress.

Where did I make the claim that they kill people? Edit: Oh i guess you mean the implication from the video title

You make some insightful points but I think you downplay the severity of the threat he makes.

Nice! I grew up in London, Uk. And I enjoyed going to restaurants run by people from different cultures too.

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