{:en} At the end of spring that we've reached, I'm still living its very first day, I don't know rain, wind, or even September... Why, you ask? I've listened to sad songs, Seen many fall ill from the pain of parting, Witnessed countless fallen leaves, And so much more... Am I tired then? No, not that either, Perhaps it's my nature, Or maybe a plea from my heart! Don't mention Aragon to me! I'm in love and happy, Perhaps just to spite his poetry, In the first days of spring, I "live happily, happily!" Beril Yabar 09/09/2016 A brief explanation of the poem: The poet expresses a unique experience of spring, feeling as though they're continuously living its beginning. This is likely due to the emotional experiences...

{:en} Do you sometimes feel confused or doubt your feelings and the events you experience? Does the other person often make you unhappy? Do not take these confusions lightly, you may be experiencing psychological pressure. In this article, I will talk about; gaslighting which we can also call forced delusion, which is a kind of manipulation. Although the term gaslighting seems to have entered our lives in recent years, it first emerged in 1938 from a play by Patrick Hamilton, a British playwright and novelist. This play is about doubting and manipulating one own memories and perceptions. In his marriage, a man tries to psychologically pressure his wife...

{:en} Hello Friends, We welcome the month of June! A very dynamic time awaits all zodiac signs.  The first week of June highlights communication, learning, and socialinteraction thanks to the Sun and Mercury in Gemini. On June 6, Venusmoves into Taurus, emphasizing a desire for trust and stability inrelationships. On June 9, Mercury’s transition into Cancer brings a focuson emotional communication and family matters. Here is the weekly astrological forecast for all rising signs. ❤ ♈ Rising Aries Motto: “Step forward with courage; new roads await you.” Your personal life is highlighted this week with developments around your sign’s themes. Focus on what calls you inward. ♈ Rising Taurus Motto: “Know your worth and...

{:en} light of Christmas – the year’s last breath – the sky’s new calendarMy dear readers, we have completed a year together. Being with you has been a unique experience for me.Every year, as December arrives, the world takes a deep breath. The streetlights brighten; the air outside cools, but our hearts warm. As the calendar pages thin, time condenses. Christmas approaches, the New Year approaches, and we realize: another cycle has been completed. Our souls pause spontaneously to look back, to welcome what is coming. Because the New Year is not just a change of numbers, it is a shift in consciousness.This year, as the...

{:en} The most common operation performed by oral and maxillofacial surgeons is the extraction or operations of the wisdom teeth, which cause the most problems since adolescence and the most complications can be seen after extractions. It is given different names such as wisdom tooth, 20-year-old tooth and 3rd molar tooth. Trying to erupt after people have completed their teeth and jaw development often causes the teeth to remain trapped. The problems caused by these teeth, which are located in the last region of the upper and lower jawbones, are gum infection, bone infection, orthodontic problems, caries in the adjacent tooth, formation of cysts and tumors in...

{:en} In the last article, we explored what therapy is, how it begins, and what its goals are. But therapy is a broad and complex topic and the deeper you look into it, the more there is to say. This time the focus is on something more specific: personal coping strategies - the different ways people manage emotional challenges on their own, their effectiveness, and when professional support becomes necessary. Many individuals develop their ways of dealing with stress and emotional difficulties. There are various approaches from traditional methods like journaling, meditation, yoga, and regular exercises to social support through conversations with friends and family. In recent years...

{:en} It’s summer June’s reign is just over. The sun is flooding  Through the shades, Casting unnatural shadows— through the blades of the blinds  Playing shadow games Against my curves. It is caressing my arms, Drawing lines across my stomach, Wrapping around my sun-kissed legs, Touching all but my face. As I lay here, Half-naked and free, While The sun dances with me,  I feel… nothing— Sorrow now fills the room, like the slow, thick drift of a Cuban cigar— sweet, smoky, and suffocating. Spilling from the dark side of  my face; the ‘ache’ lingers around  Just like  The decaying scent of my  Wretched soul…. This scent of death… The death of who I used to be. Sadness turns into pity As the ego leaves the room I now remember  How I pretended not to see/Their sins! For how I turned...

{:en} Take a moment to think about the last time you felt joy. Did you smile broadly, laugh out loud, or quietly savor the moment? The answer likely depends on where you are from. In Latin America or people with Latin cultures, emotions are often expressed openly. Joy is loud, grief is shared, and anger can be temperamental but fleeting. This openness comes from a collective culture, where emotional expression strengthens bonds. In contrast, in East Asia, emotions are more covered or more silent. Societies like Japan and China value harmony, often prioritizing emotional restraint to maintain social balance. A Japanese person might feel the same joy...