In Greek, Philophobia is defined as an irrational, persistent fear of falling in love or developing a deep emotional connection.
Shen Li was on his way to see a private psychologist when he came across this word by chance.
His eyes fell on the screen and he slowed down.
As mentioned above, people may be deeply alert to emotional vulnerability and loss of self-integrity due to the influence of past traumatic experiences. It is a complex psychological defense mechanism and an excessive way to protect themselves.
"Is this so?" Shen Li thought to himself.
The treatment time was coming, so he turned off his phone and kept moving forward without any emotion on his face.
When he raised his eyes, a familiar figure bumped in.
The heart that had always been lifeless finally became completely turbulent today, at this moment, after so many years.
Shen Li didn't finish watching that video.
The epilogue reads: "Philophobia" may be a long-lasting door made of scars, which tacitly isolates you and protects you from harm.
But if you find your own courage, you don't have to worry about flying into flames, and you will re-examine the closed door.
Yes, the moment I caught that person, the door opened.
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"King of Wonderful Color Seeks Dharma" once said: "Fear arises out of love." Just because you want to have something, you fear losing it.
But after a short period of cowardice, I hope we can still regain the courage to face love and not lose the purest and best ourselves.
Purpose: I wish we all have the courage to face love directly
