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Why can betrayal trauma be so psychologically destabilizing even after the relationship is over?

Can living with controlling or emotionally abusive people increase the risk of developing schizophrenia, especially during stressful events?
Why might individuals on the autism spectrum prefer to interact with others on the spectrum rather than neurotypicals?
How would you feel if someone’s pseudo-intellectual attitude rubs you the wrong way?
Is it possible to turn the lack of closure in a breakup into a positive experience that helps you grow?
What makes someone more vulnerable to having schizophrenia triggered by life stresses like a breakup or job loss?
Do you think it is right to forgive people who have hurt you without any punishment, to simply draw a line under the past and forgive them?
The brain saves energy by using shortcuts, but those shortcuts can also create bias. How can the same mental tool help people survive and mislead them at the same time?
How can unusual bursts of creativity or isolation be connected to early signs of schizophrenia?

 
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