There is a quiet moment—small on the outside, seismic on the inside—when we realize we were wrong. Instinctively, the psyche protects itself: defend, explain, minimize, blame, intellectualize, disappear. These are not moral failures; they are ancient reflexes to...
Gaslighting is not simply manipulation; it is the gradual dismantling of self-trust. For many, the impact is not a single incident but a slow erosion — second-guessing your memories, apologizing instinctively, feeling confused about what is real, or wondering if your...
