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Frank Spinelli M.dPsychology Today |
Rejection says you weren’t chosen. Erasure says you were never seen.
Name-calling doesn’t just hurt its target. It tells everyone what's acceptable.
For the LGBTQIA, 'coming out' is more than just a date on a calendar.
With sexual assault, shame silences first, and then institutions finish the job.
Developing discernement may lead to a smaller circle of friends.
Why intimacy gets harder before it gets better.
Henrik Ibsen's character Nora was courageous.
When saying “I’m sorry” becomes self-erasure.
The problem isn’t achievement—it’s the perfectionism beneath the surface.
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