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29/04/2026

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26/04/2026

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Don't become a parent if you're not an active listener.....

Never ignore/neglect their emotions

You can become a good parent today 😊

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25/04/2026

FOODS THAT BOOST BRAIN FUNCTIONING

1. Fatty fish like sardines (rich in omega 3 Fatty acid that support brain cell development)

2. Blueberries
Can help to slow down brain aging

3. Eggs
Supports brain communication

4. Nuts
They contain vitamin E which products brain cells (especially walnuts and almonds)

5. Dark chocolate

Helps to boost focus and mood ( spinach, kale etc...)

6. Coffee
Helps in alertness building and concentration.

Hope you find this helpful ?
Remember a healthy brain starts with healthy eating habits.

You can build a healthy eating habit for a healthy brain today.

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24/04/2026

Absolutely

At some point in life, something quietly shifts—your parents, who once had all the answers, begin to move a little slower, ask the same questions again, and lean on you in ways you never expected.

It can feel strange at first, even uncomfortable, but it’s really a full-circle moment: the patience, care, and protection they once gave you now finds its way back through you. Instead of correcting them sharply or getting frustrated, this phase asks for gentleness—listening a little longer, explaining things kindly, and showing up with the same steady presence they gave you when you were learning how to exist in the world.

It’s not about treating them like children, but about caring for them with respect and dignity, understanding that behind the forgetfulness or dependence is the same person who raised you. And when seen this way, it stops feeling like a burden and starts feeling like something deeper—an unspoken, human kind of gratitude.

23/04/2026

Do you know know?

Engage children in activities as well

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21/04/2026

PSYCHOLOGICAL EFFECTS INCLUDE:
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1. It can lead to asserting boundaries
2. Struggles with low self-esteem
3. Fear of rejection
4. Deep seated loneliness 😢
5. including difficulty in emotional expression in adulthood........................

Some people didn't become quiet by choice,

they learned silence when their voice wasn't heard.

"What is ignored in childhood
often echoes in adulthood"

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20/04/2026

Psy4 De La Rime

"WHY SOME PEOPLE LOSE INTEREST AFTER S*X"

Ever wondered why someone becomes distant after s*x?

It's not always intentional.

For some people,
intimacy triggers emotional shutdown.

After s*x, instead of feeling closer…
they feel: • Detached
1. Irritated
2. Empty
3. The urge to withdraw

THE PSYCHOLOGY BEHIND IT:

S*x creates temporary emotional openness.
But for someone uncomfortable with vulnerability,
the brain quickly pulls back to feel safe again.

It’s not always lack of care…
Sometimes, it’s fear of emotional exposure.

NOTE
Closeness can feel good…
until it starts to feel too real.

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19/04/2026

Don't become a parent if you're not an active listener.....

Never ignore/neglect their emotions

You can become a good parent today 😊

NeuroInsight With Mary
Your mind matters ✨️

18/04/2026

Parents do you know this
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Silence in childhood often because struggle in adulthood???????

Listening to a child is not just parenting
It is brain development and also mental health.

Always pay close attention to your children, never silence them, let them express themselves without any form of interruption.

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16/04/2026

WHY DO YOU FEEL EMPTY AFTER INTIMACY?

"Why do I feel empty after something that was supposed to feel good?"

A lot of people go through this but rarely talk about it.

After intimacy, some people don’t feel satisfied, they feel:
1. empty
2. emotionally distant
3. regretful
4. numb

And it can be confusing.
Part of it is biological. During intimacy, the brain releases feel-good chemicals, which can create pleasure and excitement/happiness. But after it drops, some people feel a kind of emotional "crash."

But it’s not only about chemistry.
When there’s no real emotional connection, or when the moment doesn’t align with what your heart actually needs, it can leave a feeling of emptiness instead of fulfillment.
Not everything that feels good in the moment will feel good after.

Pay attention to what your emotions are really telling you.

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