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Join us in our virtual Thinnai where gossip, cinema, books and philosophy all crash into each other. Lets have unfiltered banter, curious takes on books, movies, life and everything in between. Think of it as your neighborhood adda, but with more laughs, hot glass of tea, and fewer nosy uncles.
You know that heavy feeling in your chest when you have to say no to someone? Or how some people seem totally fine after making tough choices while you’re still thinking about it days later?
Come hang out with us on Thinnai Talks as we chat about guilt – that annoying feeling that makes us second-guess everything. We’ll talk about why humans even have this emotion and whether it’s actually helping us or just making life harder.
We’ll look at what smart people like Freud thought about guilt, plus what today’s experts are saying. The big questions we’re digging into: When does guilt actually help us stay true to our values and keep good relationships? And when is someone just trying to make us feel bad to get what they want?
If you’re someone who feels things deeply, or you’re tired of people making you feel guilty all the time, this episode is for you. Let’s figure out when guilt is useful and when it’s just manipulation.
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Thinnai Talks Podcast
Join us in our virtual Thinnai where gossip, cinema, books and philosophy all crash into each other. Lets have unfiltered banter, curious takes on books, movies, life and everything in between. Think of it as your neighborhood adda, but with more laughs, hot glass of tea, and fewer nosy uncles.
