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This blog represents the culmination of nearly three decades of in-depth research, critical analysis, and lived experiences, articulated through an interdisciplinary lens that integrates psychological, philosophical, spiritual, and metaphysical perspectives. My independent studies delve into trauma, neurodivergence, personality disorders, and the intricate dynamics of human behavior, all framed within an innovative, multidimensional model.

Terms such as asensoria (known as asenzoria/asenzorie in Romanian), panthropic abuse, and other original constructs are the result of a rigorous process of intellectual inquiry and reflective synthesis. These terminologies contribute to and enrich existing paradigms, offering an expanded interpretive framework for understanding phenomena in developmental psychology and related fields.  

These concepts are in a continual process of refinement and documentation. While they have not yet been published in academic settings or undergone traditional validation, they are designed as tools for deepening the understanding of observed experiences and insights derived from my research.

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