Many people neglect their health and daily tasks because
they spend too much time online.
Loneliness increases. Personal conversations and meetings with friends become less frequent. Health deteriorates; lack of exercise, sleep disorders, and exhaustion are on the rise.
It requires a great deal of self-reflection and emotional maturity to face the truth – especially when it is unpleasant or shakes one's worldview.
Memories of the 80s
No internet, no cell phones, no cyberbullying.
Do you see my smile? Life is so beautiful.
I won't lose my joy for life just because many people don't like me.
"Whoever hates me hates themselves" is a psychological truth. Hostility usually stems from deep self-hatred, envy, or personal dissatisfaction.
It's always about the same thing: who has the most points or who can take a few cents from others. It's a power game, like everywhere else in the world – it's always about power.
Why can't some people handle the truth?
It undermines their sense of control: The truth can reveal how little control we have over our lives or certain situations, triggering feelings of powerlessness or fear. In short, people may not hate the truth because it's false, but because it's uncomfortable, painful, or threatening.