What My Three Rabbits Taught Me About "Eldest Daughter Syndrome" and Setting Boundaries I have three pet rabbits. Did you know that an adult rabbit can have the cognitive abilities of a human three-year-old? When raised from a young age in a loving environment filled with spoken conversation, rabbits can actually read vocal tones, sense social dynamics, and understand simple commands. Communication with them is completely barrier-free! However, my three rabbits don't all get

AI as a Mirror: What Our Digital Companions Reveal About Human Needs Today, I attended the Taiwan Clinical Psychology Annual Conference, where the overarching theme explored the profound impact of Artificial Intelligence on humanity. Throughout the sessions, I found myself continually wrestling with a core question: When people begin pouring their hearts out to AI and relying on it for companionship, is this a warning sign, or a revelation? On the surface, the rapid rise of A

"It's Not About Me": Finding Peace in Taking Things Less Personally Frederik Imbo is a football referee who recently gave a truly insightful TEDx Talk. In it, he shared that his primary motivation for becoming a referee wasn't the paycheck—it was to master a single, profound lesson: "It's not about me." As a referee, he is confronted daily by angry players charging at him to protest his calls. Over time, he learned to recognize that their outbursts are merely expressions of t