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Why Do We Feel Ashamed for Things We Did Years Ago? Psychology Has an Answer
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There are uncomfortable moments that never seem to disappear. A phrase out of place, a fall in public, a message sent by mistake or even decisions made years ago can suddenly return to our mind and provoke an immediate sense of shame. Although many times those memories are no longer relevant to anyone else, our brain continues to react as if they had just occurred. Psychology explains that this phenomenon is related to the way in which we evolve…
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