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EPISODE · Jul 25, 2025 · 4 MIN

Être méchant, c'est parfois être humain

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Je vois que la méchanceté n'est jamais innée, elle est humaine et imparfaite. Lire l'article : https://whyislife.fr/etre-mechant-cest-parfois-juste-etre-humain/Ce n'est pas un trait permanent, mais souvent un réflexe ou un mécanisme de défense. Tu peux blesser par peur de l'inconnu, pour te sentir supérieur, parce que tu as été blessé.e, ou encore par imitation de ton environnement. Parfois, tu ne comprends pas les conséquences de tes actes, ou tu cherches simplement à attirer l'attention. La méchanceté peut aussi être une protection contre une douleur future, un moyen de t'intégrer à un groupe, ou le résultat d'une fatigue extrême. L'important est de comprendre d'où elle vient en toi pour reprendre la main. La méchanceté est un glissement, une faille, mais tu peux toujours choisir de réparer plutôt que de reproduire. C'est un acte de courage de reconnaître et de grandir.👉 Je suis Stéphane, je t'apprends à franchir les obstacles de la vie avec Briot.Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

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