Physcology mga kuwento

===== A boy with beautiful grey eyes. A girl with a beautiful view about the world. A dead girl with a beautiful secret. A beautiful mystery to solve. ====== A typical story of girl meets a guy. The only thing unique about this situation is he is about to suicide. She doesn't stop him neither does she tell him to not do it. She sits down next to him saying that even if he was alone during his life, he will have her while he goes away. But is lonliness the only reason people do something as harsh as this? Not really. The reason behind the guy's decision are entirely different. One chance, is all the girl asks from him and changes his mind about dying...but the reason for this change is something he loves more than love...mystery. The mystery behind the death of a girl wraps him up and changes his world. ====== "He almost blended into the dark, but his eyes stood out. His eyes, due to my lack of a better word, were grey. But they weren't just a grey, that term was far too plain in comparison. His eyes were like the ash remnants of the roaring fire, but there was a slight red in them. Red, like someone was trying to light a fire within those eyes and trying to burn away even the remaining ashes. And the grey that looked like a storm- like the storm within his mind. But of course, I couldn't really do justice to them- how could you describe such beautiful pieces of art. Such masterpieces? " ===== Go ahead and read it. I don't think you will regret any of it.

It is amazing how women love phycology. it seems like that can be a part of someone's personality when it really is a exercise of mind manipulation control. It may be abused or a way of communicating. I guess if one lives and breathes their phycology, it may become imprinted into their personality. With such a gift, a person can manipulate theirs social environment since phycology has a direct effect in body language and social interactions. A person may start acting different when they become aware of their own self. Once someone can understand phycology, sooner rather then later they will turn on themselves. Starting to analyze themselves and start refining their personality. subconsciously or consciously. The most dangerous person is one that can consciously fully control their psychological state of mind. After psycho analyzing oneself, they may start to tweak a behavior to better satisfy themselves or improve the way one presents their interactions with anyone including themselves. one can use the understanding of themselves and their effect for Good or Evil. Being present in environment creates a dominoes effect in all objects able to observe and judge. Thus it can become a tool.

Hey, have ever feel some inner conflict like stuff? If yess then checkout this book for see how i make this in form of friction story. And if noo then also read this book for see a teenager's psychology Small update that this story 1 chapter starts with 23th april 2022 and its will giving after 2 chapter per week hope u like it and support it

A collection of short horror stories to scare and to make the mind wonder...

What is it, that encourages curiosity? Who is the beholder of Knowledge? What may the purpose be of such fragility as Life be? By what power are we here? What cause can have one such effect and be made to seem more wholly adequate then any one? What has, as in power and glory, right to supremacy? Can man know such backwardness?

The title is pretty much self-explanatory. A bit of poetry included as well. I have no specific reason for sharing this but enjoy my pain and ramble.

in which emerson barrett finds nostalgia in something that has never happened. started : april 22nd, 2020, 3:17am finished : ???

its all abt fun sms ..there is lots of short forms or many languages, twisting words and sentences and languages to generate interest, hope u readers would love to read

Psychology, if it's your cup of tea, opens doors to a lot of interesting characteristics and traits that human beings encompass. Reading about it will not only give a meaningful perspective to how you see the world, but will also allow you to reach out and understand people around you better.

This story is about a girl who's lost. ************************************************************** Meet Dusk a girl who is lost to the world. What she is doing with her life she even don't know there is no purpose Just doing what is asked and needed. Dustin doesn't feel anything like anything, Pain, need, desire, or love. ************************************************************* Hello, readers this book/story is very close to me it have some of my life truth. I hope you like the book. Please ignore the grammatical mistake if you can.

A girl has been placed in an insane asylum, but she doesn't know why. She records messages on a tape recorder, revealing her inner thoughts. She doesn't understand insanity. All she understands is her own mind. No one else understands that.

The year was 1951, and Allison Bell was fresh out of college. Graduating with a level three certificate in Phycology, Law and Medicine. Allison chooses to be a Phycologist. But she feels she missing something or rather someone. Follow Allison's journey in Finding You!

In the tumultuous landscape of mental health, anxiety and depression stand as silent but formidable adversaries, affecting millions worldwide. Delving into this intricate labyrinth of emotions and experiences, this bookoffers an enlightening journey into the mindscape of these conditions, unraveling the enigmatic layers that shroud them. Through meticulously curated facts and poignant quotes, this collection serves as a compass, guiding readers through the complexities of anxiety and depression. Each revelation acts as a beacon of understanding, illuminating the shadows that often cloak these invisible battles. From the suffocating grip of panic attacks to the relentless whispers of self-doubt, this anthology paints a vivid portrait of the myriad manifestations of anxiety and depression. It delves into the physiological and psychological intricacies, shedding light on the intricate interplay between brain chemistry, life experiences, and societal pressures. However, amidst the darkness, glimmers of hope emerge. This book celebrates resilience and courage, showcasing stories of triumph over adversity. Through empowering quotes and insights from mental health professionals, it offers solace to those navigating the labyrinth of their own minds. More than just a compendium of information, this anthology fosters empathy and compassion. It invites readers to walk in the shoes of those grappling with anxiety and depression, fostering a deeper understanding of their struggles. As readers embark on this illuminating odyssey, they are encouraged to confront stigmas, challenge misconceptions, and advocate for greater awareness and support. "Exploring the Depths" is not merely a book-it's a call to action, a testament to the resilience of the human spirit, and I believe a beacon of hope in the darkness of mental illness.

The benefits of talking to one's self

"Winning is not the most important thing, it's the only thing." If Americans have a national creed, that's it. We care only about the winners: the most successful, beautiful, brilliant, talented, or charming among us. They matter, their faults are tolerated, their kindness exaggerated, and their companionship sought. Losers live in a different world. This book of witty cartoons and aphorisms by Dr. Art Hartz, a former medical researcher fleshes out the two worlds, All among us who've struggled to be a winner will have a laugh of recognition at the cartoon of a crawling, thirst-stricken man in a desert who bypasses a drink of water and even a beautiful woman to grab a trophy declaring him Number 1. And the cartoon of St. Peter greeting a hapless selection to the higher reaches of heaven with the commendation, "What you did better than everyone else was inspire feelings of superiority?" Although the pure luck of our genes and economic circumstances of our parents largely decide who wins, we love to take credit for it as in a cartoon of a man winning at a dice game who blusters, "Damn, I'm good." And many will relate to the "super hero" of losers who says after his travails that his super power has become "to transcend rejection." These funny, thought-provoking cartoons show just how deeply the culture of winning and losing determines our self-esteem and relationships with our co-workers, friends and family. Great gift for all those in your life who face daily the pressures to achieve the thrill of victory and cushion the agony of defeat.

This story is about me,everything that happened and happens to me,it's easy to say my life is pretty bad,not like most,never had that childhood most talk about and have,everything is lost and forgotten what I used to believe is buried,burned,hated...

~ shhhh d-did y-you hear something .T-They are crying .T-They are a-asking for help.~ Ohhh!! sorry i forget you can't hear them because....you are normal i am the physco here...Who hears things..... The story revolves around Eliza Blackwood who hear things. Dive into a story to know what happened to the person who have there sixth sense active. How society make them suffer!! judge them!! Make there already terrible life more terrible!!!

this is just for me to document different mental illnesses i am teaching myself and other symptoms of different types of disorders. please feel free to tell me your insight if i get anything wrong or if you happen to have any of these illnesses and care to tell me abit about how it is for you, enjoyyy