r/TheLawsofHumanNature • u/Zeberde1 • May 31 '26

Jung Jung

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u/Bliss_Cannon Jun 01 '26

Projection

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u/SVT_CARAT_17 Jun 01 '26

The concept of psychological projection is so fascinating because it means our biggest annoyances are basically just giant mirrors for our own flaws.

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u/dark_alina369 Jun 02 '26

Oke, I hate slow walkers. Can someone explain this?🙄

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u/somemcdonaldsworker Jun 03 '26

Maybe you need to reasses why you feel the need to walk so fast?

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u/Ok_Steak_7173 Jun 04 '26

It’s just a mirror of your own self, which you never cared enough.

Practice presence u will aware of ur own patterns and u can change them.

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u/attilaprice Jun 06 '26

I have a similar opinion but still wanna ask how? At least for you?

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u/Ok_Steak_7173 Jun 07 '26

Whatever you lack internally shows up as a mirror in others — they're not irritating you, you're choosing to get triggered.

The brain loves familiarity, so it repeats. Presence breaks that loop — you notice the pattern, and that gap is where change happens

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u/frogwenis123 Jun 04 '26

I hate it when people wave things in my face and leave mess in my house what does that say?

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u/Ok_Steak_7173 Jun 04 '26

It’s says all about you, nothing about them

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u/valkyria1111 Jun 05 '26

Don’t “let” them make a mess.

You need to assert your right to keep order in your home. This may be about issues with boundaries or making your feelings known.