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The mind begins to play a cruel trick. A person might think, “Who could ever love me now?” or “I have to settle for less because I carry this.” This is the mirror effect. The virus does not destroy the capacity for love and pleasure; the internalized shame does.

The mind begins to play a cruel trick. A person might think, “Who could ever love me now?” or “I have to settle for less because I carry this.” This is the mirror effect. The virus does not destroy the capacity for love and pleasure; the internalized shame does.

The Invisible Roommate: Understanding Stigma

The mind begins to play a cruel trick. A person might think, “Who could ever love me now?” or “I have to settle for less because I carry this.” This is the mirror effect. The virus does not destroy the capacity for love and pleasure; the internalized shame does.

20 hours ago5 min read

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