AI Therapy Dependence: When a Chatbot Becomes Your Only Listener
AI therapy dependence can feel comforting at first, then isolating. Buddhism points back toward wise friendship, human support, and real mental health care when needed.
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Founder Burnout and Buddhism When the Business Becomes Your Whole Self
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Parasocial Attachment and Buddhism When a Creator Feels Like Your Only Friend
Parasocial attachment can feel comforting and painful at once. Buddhism helps examine projection, loneliness, craving, and media habits without shame.
When Your Adult Child Stops Talking to You: A Buddhist View
When an adult child stops talking to a parent, Buddhism can help with estrangement, remorse, defensiveness, karma, boundaries, and patient repair.
Election Anxiety and Buddhism: Caring Without Being Consumed
Election anxiety can turn civic concern into panic, anger, doomscrolling, and family conflict. Buddhism offers care, right speech, and steady action.