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Articles tagged with "Rejection" - explore health, wellness, and travel insights.

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Why Do Our Feelings Get Hurt So Easily? Science Sheds Light on Emotional Sensitivity

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A casual comment from a colleague, a family member’s criticism, or feeling excluded from a group decision can stick in our minds and cause outsized emotional pain. New research and expert discussion, highlighted in a recent article on Vox, reveal that for many people these daily social slights are not simply oversensitivity, but stem from deeper biological, psychological, and social roots. This new understanding offers practical strategies to help those who find themselves chronically hurt by the words and actions of others—a topic with relevance for Thais living in increasingly interconnected yet stressful social environments.

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Breaking Free from Emotional Traps: New Insights on Overcoming Guilt, Shame, and Rejection

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A new wave of psychological research is shedding light on how individuals can break free from cycles of guilt, shame, and rejection, empowering Thais and people worldwide to lead healthier, more resilient lives. As emotional challenges become more pronounced in the age of social media, rapid social change, and competitive societies like Thailand’s, practical strategies for unhooking from negative emotional patterns are gaining increased attention from mental health experts and the general public alike.

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Rejection Redefined: New Research Reveals the Brain's Surprising Pathway to Human Connection

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Feeling the sting of being left out—whether passed over for a job opportunity or not invited to a gathering—can be gut-wrenching. Many describe social rejection as “painful,” and for Thais, where the concept of “face” and social harmony are woven deeply into daily life, the pain can linger. Yet new research by social psychology experts suggests that while rejection hurts, it also acts as a powerful teacher, guiding us toward stronger, wiser connections in the future.

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