The concept of “neurospicy” has recently gained attention within discussions on neurodiversity, fostering curiosity and deeper understanding of how individuals experience cognitive and sensory differences. Neurospicy is a colloquial term that people use to describe the unique and often heightened sensory or cognitive experiences associated with neurodivergence. It highlights aspects of life where neurodivergent individuals, … Read more

Experiencing guilt after eating is a common issue many people face, affecting individuals across various ages and backgrounds. This feeling often arises due to complex associations between food, body image, and self-worth. While eating should be an enjoyable and nourishing experience, a range of emotional, social, and psychological factors can transform it into a source … Read more

Eating is an essential part of daily life, providing the fuel our bodies need to function properly. However, in recent years, more people have reported feeling “too lazy” to eat. This phenomenon goes beyond simple procrastination, touching on complex issues related to mental and physical health, lifestyle, and social dynamics. The idea of being too … Read more

Friendship can be a deeply enriching part of life, offering support, laughter, and companionship. However, for individuals with Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD), building and maintaining friendships can present unique challenges. The intense emotional experiences and fear of abandonment associated with BPD may lead to misunderstandings or strain in relationships. Despite these challenges, cultivating strong, stable … Read more