stackyFACTSYour brain randomly suggests terrible ideas, like tossing your phone into a river, just to make sure you are still paying attention. These sudden, awful thoughts are basically cognitive spam that you can fortunately choose to ignore.
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Ironic process theory is the ultimate mental sabotage. When you actively command your brain to suppress a specific thought—like trying desperately not to text…
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