Maitha Alhajeri

" Nothing is worth your mental health " 🧠👩🏻‍⚕️🌟🥼

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3.Impulsive or Emotionally Reactive Person
•Makes quick judgments based on feelings, not facts.
•Focuses only on what happened now, not before.
•Can suddenly change how they feel about someone.

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“One of the disasters of humanity is that people erase all your beautiful history with them just because of one moment or action they didn’t like " .

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•They can’t handle things that don’t go their way.
2.Emotionally Immature
•They see things as either all good or all bad.
•They overreact and forget the past easily.
•They can’t look at the full picture of the relationship.

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The first builds you… the second breaks you.

Choose the pain that builds you, not the one that consumes you.

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Everyone in life must choose between two types of pain:

The pain of discipline… or the pain of regret.

In psychology, discipline is the temporary pain that leads to results, while regret is the lasting pain that comes from neglect or laziness.

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"Hey everyone, I'm excited to start sharing insights about the course I'm currently taking this summer, Occupational Psychology. I'll be using what I'm learning to explain key concepts and topics from the subject. Stay tuned for more!"🔥🔥🔥

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It is a skill that can be learned , not a talent. It improves through learning and practice, and depends on your thinking habits and behavior.
The resilient person doesn’t run away from pain, but rather heals through it and grows from it.

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Psychological resilience is your ability to rise again after every shock, to adapt under pressure, and to bear pain without breaking.
It is not just resistance, but a blend of optimism, balance, and good emotional management.

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Some hits bring you back to your senses more than a thousand pieces of advice ever could.”

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“Away from emotions, sometimes what happens to you is what you actually deserve , not a punishment, but a consequence.
To shake the way you think,
To awaken your mind,
And to stop you from repeating the same mistakes , confidence driven by emotion without the insight of reason.

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Every human learns from their stumbles, and no one goes through life without making mistakes.
Your life is a gift you’re living now, so don’t waste it regretting what’s gone…
The future could be more beautiful than anything you imagine.”

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Accept everything you went through, and consider it a lesson.
Even if it was painful—some lessons come harshly, but they teach us something unforgettable.
Don’t stay stuck in the past… rise, and start anew.

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The first step to making peace with yourself is to be grateful for the mistakes that led you to awareness. Maturity is not born from perfection, but from stumbling and understanding after the fall.

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And when one day you look for them and can’t find them, or you see them smile without approaching, know that this smile is not an invitation — it’s a silent farewell.
Some responses come without words, in the form of distance.

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Every person, no matter how vast their soul is, has a psychological limit they cannot surpass in bearing pain. They may appear calm, always greeting you with a smile as if they carry nothing. But inside them lies what cannot be said.

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One of the deep psychological quotes:
The first step to making peace with yourself is to be grateful for the mistakes that led you to awareness.
Maturity is not born from ease, but from stumbling and understanding after falling.”

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We walk away when we realize that staying costs us our inner peace, and when withdrawing becomes a form of love for ourselves

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Sometimes we don't walk away from a stressful relationship, environment, or job to prove our worth to others. We walk away when we discover our own worth.

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Walking away doesn't happen suddenly; it's the result of many attempts to continue something that was draining us: a toxic relationship, a tiring environment, or a job that makes us lose ourselves.