Thoughts: Psychology

So recently, I have developed a bit of interest in Psychology and Book Reading. As I leaning on  the introverted side, I observe my behavior instead of other people.

Correcting Spelling and Grammar
My English is not impeccable...use of word impeccable is certainly preposterous. Anyway, Due to this reason, I don't have a habit of finding faults in other's language. Hindi is a different case altogether.

When I point out any fault in English, it is usually to hide some other motive or awkwardness. Example: to initiate a conversation or hide probable attraction in case of female.

Conversation during chemical imbalance phase
In such cases, two or three things seem to happen.
1. Short and formal reply to the concerned person, to again hide attraction and to minimise self-made errors.
2. I try to increase overall visibility around that person by involving frequently with peers
3. Reducing confrontations
4. Keeping the tone of sentences as emotionless as it can be.


Oh! I have realised that use  of contrasting term like good-bad, love-hate etc., which are often considered strong verbs, is common for minimal differences of 49%-51%. (todo: replace strong words with milder ones)