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Stories about personality, your public and private self, and relationships
CompatibilityI Keep Repeating the Same Pattern When I Date
Why the people change but relationships always end the same way. A look at dating patterns as your own relational grain, and finding room for a different choice.
Public & private selfWhat 'Social Self' & 'Private Self' Mean
What do “social self” and “private self” mean? This phrase from gaming can actually become a deep key to understanding yourself.
Personality testsWhen Your Self-Esteem Keeps Dropping
Does even a small remark shake you all day? Self-esteem drops not because you're lacking, but when you're measuring yourself by someone else's standard.
Personality testsAm I Weird for Having Such Big Mood Swings?
Feeling fine in the morning but sinking by evening isn't a malfunction. A warm story about re-seeing mood swings as a tendency, and accepting yourself.
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The Texture of a Wide-Amplitude Heart
Does your mood swing several times a day? Mood swings might not be instability, but a sign that your emotional range is wide.
Personality testsAnxious When It's Not Perfect, Is It Okay to Let Go a Little?
Done with it, yet it still feels 2% short, so you stay anxious. Seeing perfectionism as a high standard, and learning to allow yourself “good enough.”
Public & private selfKind to Everyone, Drained When Alone, Is It Good-Child Syndrome?
When fitting in with others leaves you the one who's worn out. A warm look at the distance between your social self and your real self.
Personality testsI Get Anxious and Clingy Whenever I'm Dating
Does even a slightly late reply make you anxious? Dating anxiety isn't from a shortage of love, it's a grain that reacts strongly precisely because someone is precious.
Public & private selfWhy Is the Me at Work Different From My Usual Self?
Why the me at work differs from the me at home. A story about seeing your work self as an private self, and how your strengths shine on the job.
Personality testsI Keep Comparing Myself to Others
Does everyone seem to be living better than you the moment you open social media? Comparison works against you not because you fall short, but because the structure of comparison is unfair to begin with.
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