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You know that person who laughs at everything? The one who stays calm in chaos and reads the room like a weather forecast? There’s a reason for that.
This video dives into the psychology of people who’ve survived more than they talk about. From hypervigilance to post-traumatic growth (a concept introduced by psychologist Richard Tedeschi), we explore how trauma reshapes the brain — not into something broken, but something trained.
These are the people who: • Turn pain into empathy
• Use humor as armor
• Struggle with vulnerability
• Crave connection but fear dependence
• Grieve versions of themselves they barely remember
This isn’t just psychology.
It’s survival. It’s paradox. It’s poetry in motion.
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