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Hello everyone! I hope you enjoy my detailed psychological analysis of Horimiya, episode 11! This episode surprised me in many ways, in the most pleasant way.

The series continues to be my comfort show every week!

My main takeaways from this episode:

1) Every family and culture displays love in its own way

2) We cannot always judge others' effort solely based on our standard

2) The show is a masterclass in gradual storytelling, really showing how everyone is wholesome, unique, yet different

Happy Sunday, folks!

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Greg Boege

14:24 So what should I do when I have a coworker who undervalues themselves? I tell him all the time he is a very good engineer but he doesn't seem to believe me.

Psychotherapist Reacts

That means he tells himself all that time that he is not a good engineer. No amount of external validation will help the constant negative self-talk. If you're willing to go an extra mile, you approach with evidence and examples, then you say, "see, it's evident/clear that you are a good engineer." But it ultimately comes down to their own self-perception, but this is very nice of you.

Greg Boege

I mean, sure, it's nice of me. It's also more efficient when he doesn't second guess himself all the time. It's mostly self interest that he understands his ability. I'm so confused why an engineer as solid as he is can't seem to grasp that he is good. Baffling.

Psychotherapist Reacts

Our adulthood self-perception is a reflection of our childhood, so probably stems from his upbringing

RandomNerdEvan

Please allow me to accept your forgiveness on behalf of all the yappers. I, for one, am grateful for your passion.