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@hope · 3:23

NAMING SHAME | In the News : The psychology of Shame

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It can lead to social withdrawal. I'm going to just pick a few of them. There's so many may cause you to become defensive and shame others in return. It may lead you to bully others if you have been bullied yourself, I go down the list here. It may leave you feeling very empty and worn out. Low self esteem talks about it may cause you to engage in people pleasing

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@shimmythatsoul
Chhaya Saini
@shimmythatsoul · 3:01
Because that person is trying to do something new and there's much less support that this person could find. And that can become shame that you'll start relating shame with. If you try to do something of your own or something that you want, that will not always be looked or received very well. So that person will stop being themselves. And that's how we lose ourselves. So we'll start relating shame with
@dourbat
Emily Stewart
@dourbat · 2:07
I definitely feel that shame is one of the most potent, let's say, destroyers of the soul. Shame is such a complex, yet very simple, just poisonous ingredient, I think, to the way that we approach ourselves as well as others. There are so many interesting nuances to the idea of shame, especially how it is applied culturally
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