Chapter 1: A Journey Through Complexity

Join me on a brief exploration of a psychological lesson that has profoundly impacted my understanding of human behavior.

Prior to my stroll in nature today, a conversation with my partner took an unexpected turn. It was less of a dialogue and more of a sharp comment directed at me, leaving me puzzled and somewhat wounded.

To provide context, my partner had previously mentioned feeling "exhausted." The words I received in return were not particularly constructive and were certainly impactful, leaving me to ponder their meaning.

After this encounter, I took to the streets, seeking solace in the fresh air. I’ve discovered that immersing myself in nature and taking deep breaths can often alleviate emotional burdens. Moving away from my immediate environment and allowing my heart rate to increase tends to help dissolve the tension I felt just moments ago.

This method has proven effective for me in the past.

After about an hour of movement and reflection, I began to analyze my feelings. A question emerged: Why do individuals who are in pain often inflict hurt on others?

This question has many variations, yet the core idea remains. I decided to text a friend who is a psychologist, hoping for her insight on this complex issue.

I expected a response along the lines of, "People express their pain in various ways," emphasizing the need to comprehend the origins of their suffering before we can interpret their actions toward others.

Feeling quite pleased with my understanding, I continued my journey, completing a modest eight-mile trek.

Upon returning home, I received an unexpected text from my friend that was both simple and deeply insightful, encapsulated in just seven words.

The question remained: Why do some people who are hurting choose to hurt others?

Are you ready for the answer? I certainly wasn’t.

Before I reveal it, I encourage you to think broadly about its implications. How often have we remarked on the complexities of the world around us?

Her response was clear: “Each one of us is a world.”

This statement sheds light on many aspects of human interaction, don’t you think? We often underestimate the complexities that lie within ourselves and others.

Take care to look beyond your immediate experiences.

Thank you for reading!

Thank you, Eva Campos-Formoso.

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