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Number of ratings47 Number of reviews20 Listens toOver 18 LanguagesEnglish, Czech, Slovak Listener sinceMay 27, 2018 Last activein last month GenderFemale PathStep 166 People helped195 Chats867 Group support chats0 Listener group chats0 Forum posts212 Forum upvotes678

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🌼Hello 🌼

!!I I apologize, but CURRENTLY I'M NOT ACTIVE AND NOT accepting new members !!

My name is Juliana. I’m 24 years old and from Slovakia.

📖I have a bachelor's degree in psychology and I’m continuing my studies in this field.

My goal is to one day work in crisis intervention and psychological first aid.

❤️I believe in quality over quantity. That's why I focus on just a few conversations at a time. I want to be fully present for each person I talk to. This means I may respond a bit slower, but I do so to truly listen and understand.

🕰️As a full-time student, I don’t have a fixed schedule, and as much as I’d like to be here more often, it’s not always possible. If I reply late, please know it’s not personal. I always try to get back to you as soon as I can.

💜I’m Still Not A Professional. I'm just someone who knows what it feels like to struggle. I’ve had my own battles with mental health, and I want to be here for those who feel lost, overwhelmed, or alone. Life can be confusing and heavy, and I hope I can offer at least a small moment of understanding or calm.

🕊️I’m still learning, and I may not always have the perfect words. But I will always try to be honest, kind, and supportive. I don’t judge. Whatever you're going through. Your feelings, your story,.... it all matters.

✨Feel free to write to me anytime. Even if we don’t talk often, I’ll be here when you need someone to listen.

‼️‼️ I don’t do random casual conversations, but I am here for anything 7 Cups-related!

‼️ English is not my first language, so my messages may contain mistakes. Thank you for your understanding 💜

Recent forum posts

Let’s talk about porn addiction

Addiction Support / by Yulianaxxp

September 1st, 2025

...See more Today, porn addiction is far more common than many might think. Yes, some people don’t see it as a problem. They enjoy it and don’t consider the consequences. But there are also many people who truly suffer because of it. People who want to stop. People who feel it's harming their health, their relationships, and their everyday life. And yet, this addiction is rarely talked about. It’s still a strong taboo. When someone is addicted to porn, they’re often seen as someone who brought it on themselves, someone who "enjoys it" and "likes it too much." But is that really true? In most cases, it’s not. Many people genuinely want to quit, but they’re too afraid to speak up. Why? Because porn addiction carries far more social stigma than many other addictions. When someone struggling with alcoholism admits their problem and decides to make a change, they’re often met with respect, even admiration. But someone addicted to porn? They risk ridicule, judgment, and labels like “pervert” or “creep.” So instead, they stay silent. They suffer in silence. And they feel alone. People often make jokes about porn addiction. They downplay it. But what they don’t realize is that someone on the other side might be genuinely suffering. This addiction is no less serious than any other. And anyone struggling with it deserves understanding, not shame. So why does this addiction even happen? Often, it’s a secondary effect. People turn to porn for many reasons - sadness, loneliness, boredom, grief, depression... Behind every addiction, there’s a story. And that story is often more important than the addiction itself. Porn addiction destroys people from the inside. It’s a silent, invisible monster. After years, you can see the toll alcohol takes on a person (on their face, their health,....). But with porn addiction, there’s nothing visible. On the outside, they may live a "normal" life. But inside, they’re suffering. They’re fighting. And they’re scared to say a word, even to hint at it. Such people rarely find true understanding. So they stay quiet. They fight alone, in silence. But this kind of battle is incredibly hard and painful. IF YOU ARE SOMEONE FACING THIS STRUGGLE - know that you’re not weird. You’re not broken. You’re not less. You are a human being battling something incredibly strong. Something many people don’t understand, but something that deeply affects your life. And know this - you don’t have to fight it alone. Yes, society still stigmatizes this topic and refuses to give it proper attention. But there are individuals who do understand. Who won’t judge you. Who will stand by you. Don’t be afraid to talk about it. Your pain deserves attention. Your voice deserves to be heard. You are someone fighting an addiction but that addiction does not define you. You are not a pervert. You are wounded. And wounds deserve healing, not shame.

It's okay to be weak.

Motivation & Accountability / by Yulianaxxp

June 12th, 2025

...See more Everywhere we look, we hear phrases like: “You have to stay strong. You're strong. Now you need to stay strong. I know you can do it because you’re strong.” But the truth is, we’re not always strong. We're human, not machines. People fall down sometimes. And unfortunately, there are times when we’re not able to get back up on our own. We don’t have enough strength, motivation, or energy. We’re weak. But being weak doesn’t mean being worthless. It doesn’t mean being less valuable. Being weak means being human. I am weak. Many times, I need someone to hold me. I need encouragement. I need a hug. I need help. Acknowledging that we’re not always strong, or that sometimes we’re simply weak, doesn’t make us useless in this world. This world focuses on performance, productivity, strength, and courage. But we are people. We have emotions. We have needs. We have good days, and we have days when we can’t get out of bed. I am weak. But that doesn’t make me less human. On the contrary. know and I want to admit that my life is not solely about performance. It is human to be weak. It is okay to be weak. And if you are weak too, you are not alone. You haven’t failed. You’re just human.

Empathy and Compassion: The Foundation of Human Connection

IDG 7 Cups Hub / by Yulianaxxp

May 24th, 2025

...See more As a psychology student, I’ve come to realize that empathy and compassion are not just abstract concepts, but fundamental building blocks of human connection and well-being. These skills are something I constantly explore and try to apply in my daily life, as well as in my studies. I’ve seen firsthand how understanding someone’s emotions and offering kindness can create a safe space for healing, whether in a therapeutic setting or in personal relationships. Empathy, in particular, has been something I’ve worked on a lot over the past few years. As a psychology student, I’ve learned that empathy is more than just “feeling for someone”. It’s about truly understanding their perspective, emotions, and needs without judgment. This can sometimes be a challenging skill, especially when I’m faced with situations that are unfamiliar or evoke strong emotions in me. However, I’ve found that stepping into someone else's shoes, even for a moment, allows me to connect with them on a much deeper level. It has helped me not only in my studies but also in everyday interactions, allowing me to be more present and supportive of others. Compassion, which often follows empathy, is the action that stems from understanding another person’s suffering. It’s about not just feeling for them but actively wanting to alleviate their pain, even in small ways. This is something I’ve also tried to develop in my own life, especially as I learn more about mental health and the challenges that people face. I’ve realized that small acts of kindness, like simply listening to someone without interrupting or offering words of encouragement, can make a huge difference. In my experience, both empathy and compassion are essential not only for building relationships but for personal growth as well. When I can empathize with others, I learn more about myself, my values, and the things that matter most to me. Compassion has also taught me to be kinder to myself, to understand that we all have our struggles and that it’s okay to show ourselves the same care we offer to others. As I continue my journey as a psychology student, I understand more and more that empathy and compassion are not just tools to help others; they are tools that also help me grow into a more understanding and connected person. And what about you? When was the last time you showed compassion to someone, or even to yourself? How do you balance empathy with taking care of your own emotional well-being?

Self-awareness: The Silence That Changes Everything

IDG 7 Cups Hub / by Yulianaxxp

May 20th, 2025

...See more Out of all the skills within the IDG framework, self-awareness has resonated with me the most. Not because it’s the easiest, quite the opposite. But because it’s the key to change and it can completely alter the way I view my life. All other aspects of personal growth can stem from how well I know myself. For a long time, I lived on "autopilot". The alarm went off, I went to school, met people, completed tasks, and the day quickly passed by. Everything was “working,” but at the same time, I felt like something was missing. I somehow got lost in these daily routines and forgot to ask myself simple questions like Why am I doing this? How do I feel about this? Is this really what I want? I suddenly realized that the more I searched for answers to these questions, the more I opened up to a new perspective on life. Everything started to change when I began paying attention to my thoughts and reactions. I started writing down how I felt, what was bothering me, what made me happy, or on the other hand, frustrated. At first, it was small steps – when something really upset me, instead of just suppressing it, I started asking myself Why did this upset me? Why do I feel that way? And I often realized that my reaction wasn’t entirely aligned with what I truly wanted or needed. I often caught myself reacting automatically, without thinking. I would simply act according to ingrained behavioral patterns that weren’t necessarily in line with my values or needs. By beginning to notice these reactions and becoming more aware of them, I created space for change. It was no longer just about reacting, but about consciously making decisions. Silence and the moments where I stop to reflect have become an integral part of my day. Self-awareness has become a process for me, one that requires patience but also courage. The courage to admit that I don’t always know exactly what I want or that not all of my reactions are the ones I would have wished for. Every day, I’m learning to better understand what truly matters to me, what motivates me, and how I can make decisions that are more in alignment with who I truly am. And what about you? When was the last time you realized you were doing something out of habit, not because you actually wanted to? What helps you take time for reflection and tune into your feelings before getting swept up in everyday responsibilities?

If your heart could send the world one word, one sentence, or a letter..."

General Support / by Yulianaxxp

May 5th, 2025

It's Okay to Not Know

Motivation & Accountability / by Yulianaxxp

April 25th, 2025

He's risen!✨💮

Religion & Spirituality / by Yulianaxxp

April 21st, 2025

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Feedback & Reviews

The lady is very nice and helpful, she doesn't judge and really tries to help you.. she helped me a lot

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Although not a professional, a good listener, has good common sense.

Asks great questions and gives great advice. Very nice person as well.

good advice, thankyou

At first I wasn't sure about the chat, but it ended up being really helpful. A nudge in the right direction, turned out to be just what I needed. Thanks for listening.

It was a good chat :) My issue was not really fixed but It felt good to talk to moeone

Really helpful n understanding... Gr8 adviser and has loads of patience...

Shows relatable empathy and give great advice, really tries to understand and get help to the person as a good listener should

Perfect listener! Helped me a lot :)

Awesome and shes so patient!

Thanks for listening