张法师命理日记（开课）

Recently, someone brought up the term 'loving brain,' which is often used to describe infidelity as 'loving brain,' liking to flirt, betraying family, and disrespecting commitments. Whether it's married or unmarried women, saying 'loving brain' basically translates to 'fucking brain.' I want to say that the term 'loving brain' is actually an excuse people use to cover their shame. People always attribute their wrong behavior to 'loving brain,' as if that would justify their actions. However, the truth is, 'loving brain' is not a valid reason. We need to understand that 'loving brain' is an immature expression of love, often accompanied by impulsive and irresponsible behavior. It's not a reason to defend one's wrong behavior, but rather an opportunity for reflection and growth. So, how can we avoid falling into the trap of 'loving brain'? First, we need to clarify our values and principles, understanding what true love and respect are. Second, we need to cultivate our emotional intelligence, learning to manage our emotions and behavior. Finally, we need to bravely face our mistakes, take responsibility, and strive to grow. Through such reflection and growth, we can avoid falling into the trap of 'loving brain' and build healthier and more mature relationships.