The Lie of "I'm Fine": Psychology’s Most Dangerous Mask | Philosophical Deep Dive

Описание: The Lie of "I'm Fine": Psychology’s Most Dangerous Mask | Philosophical Deep Dive

What if the words “I’m fine” were actually the most dangerous lie you’ve ever told yourself?

In this psychological and philosophical deep dive, we explore the hidden emotional cost of pretending to be okay. Drawing from thinkers like Carl Jung, Arthur Schopenhauer, Friedrich Nietzsche, and modern psychology, this video uncovers the invisible wounds, identity distortions, and social conditioning that drive us to wear the mask of normalcy—while quietly suffering underneath.

We’ll take you through:

Why the need to appear “fine” is a survival mechanism

How trauma rewrites identity through silence and self-abandonment

The psychological effects of suppressing your inner truth

The existential danger of being liked but not seen

How to break free from emotional masking and reclaim your authentic self

If you’ve ever felt like you’re performing a version of yourself just to survive in the world—or if you’ve felt the crushing weight of emotional suppression, this video is for you.

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