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Number of ratings6 Number of reviews3 Listens toOver 18 LanguagesEnglish, Hindi, Marathi Listener sinceMar 21, 2025 Last activein last 6 months GenderFemale PathStep 146 People helped20 Chats126 Group support chats1 Listener group chats0 Forum posts28 Forum upvotes40
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Hey there! I'm Jiyeon,


I know how overwhelming life can get, and sometimes, all we need is someone to listen without judgment. Whether you're struggling with student life, family stress, social anxiety, self-esteem, or managing emotions, I'm here to lend a compassionate ear. I also offer support for depression, anxiety, ADHD, and general mental health challenges.


I believe in the power of forgiveness, spirituality, and emotional healing, and I understand how loneliness can weigh on the heart. Whether you're having trouble sleeping, dealing with parenting struggles, or just need to vent, I'm here for you.


You're never alone in this journey—let’s talk, and we’ll get through it together.


Feel free to reach out. I'm here to listen.💗

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Choosing Curiosity Over Comfort
IDG 7 Cups Hub / by ynvrtsm
Last post
 July 11th, 2025
...See more Honest to goodness, being open and having a learning mindset was not something that came easy to me. I was raised in a culture where being right beat being curious. I avoided anything I wasn't good at for years, rebuffed opposing views, and would even get offended if somebody pointed my error out, even if it was out of kindness. Learning in my book could only happen in a classroom, not through awkward conversations or failures. Having had a few emotional wall bumps, my realization dawned on me as to how confining that kind of thinking was. I was frozen with fear of change, of being wrong, and frankly, growing. Something was going to have to change. That was the onset of me embracing openness. I started acknowledging when I didn't know something. Instead of pretending to know, I would ask questions; I would listen without interrupting and even started questioning myself!  The most dramatic shift came when I stopped thinking of feedback as some kind of criticism and started viewing it as a gift. That moment of mindset shift opened up so many areas of my life and possibilities that I hadn't even yet conceived of. I learned to learn, learned to manage stress in healthier ways, and maintained stronger relationships.
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Learning to Sit With Someone Else’s Pain
IDG 7 Cups Hub / by ynvrtsm
Last post
 July 3rd, 2025
...See more Empathy and compassion were not things that I fully comprehended as a child. I thought that being kind was just saying "sorry" when someone cried, or giving advice when someone was upset. But through the years, I have learned that real empathy is not about fixing—it's about feeling. It's about showing up for people, even when we don't know what to say. There was a period in my life when someone I cared about was experiencing depression. I didn't get it. I kept trying to "cheer them up," told them to "look on the bright side," and even got angry when they didn't improve. I thought I was being helpful—but I wasn't listening. I wasn't feeling with them. What shifted everything was a tiny moment. They were looking at me one day and they said, "I don't need you to heal me. I just need you to sit with me." That one sentence cracked my heart wide open. After that, I began learning how to be present. And here's what helped me grow: I started listening to get it, and not to reply. I asked questions, and I assumed less. I worked on sitting with someone in silence when words weren't necessary. I kept in mind that empathy is feeling with, and not for. I ceased judging pain, and began respecting it—even if I couldn't connect. Now, I see empathy and compassion as quiet powers. They don’t always scream or save—they hold space, they soften walls, they heal. They’ve helped me become a better friend, a more patient human, and someone people feel safe around. Have you ever misunderstood someone’s pain because you didn’t know how to empathize with them at the time? And what helped you grow more compassionate after that? Let's open up. I really want to hear your stories as well.
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Choosing Curiosity Over Comfort
Mindfulness Center / by ynvrtsm
Last post
 July 30th, 2025
...See more If I'm being honest, building an open and learning mindset didn't come easy to me. I was raised in a place where "being right" trumped "being curious." For years, I shied away from things I wasn't competent at, dismissed opposing views, and took offense when someone pointed out my error—even if it was done in kindness. I believed learning was only possible in classrooms, not in awkward discussions or failure. It wasn't until I ran into a few emotional walls that I understood how constricting that way of thinking was. I was frozen—fearful of change, fearful of being wrong, and quite frankly, fearful of growing. Something had to change. That's when I began leaning into openness. I started by owning when I didn't know something. Rather than pretending or dodging, I asked questions, I listened without interrupting, and I questioned my own thoughts. The most dramatic change occurred when I ceased seeing feedback as criticism and began seeing it as a gift. That was the moment of mindset change that opened up so many facets of my personality and potential I hadn't even yet encountered. I learned new things, learned to manage stress in healthier ways, and had stronger relationships because I was now willing to learn and unlearn. One thing that truly assisted was having a journal in which I'd write about one thing I'd learned that day—no matter how insignificant. Some days, it was something school-related. Other days, it was emotional development, such as understanding I was projecting my own fears onto others. It wasn't always simple, but being open changed the way I live, love, and lead. Now, I really think an open mind is a superpower. It enables you to be able to adjust, deeply understand other people, and constantly update what you're about. So I'd like to ask all of you: Have you ever found yourself resisting feedback or change? What got you to open up and learn versus shutting down? Let's dive in—what has openness been like on your journey?
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Welcome to 7 Cups! 🌸✨️
Newbie Hub / by ynvrtsm
Last post
 March 31st, 2025
...See more Hey there! I’m so glad you found your way here. Whether you're looking for a safe space to talk, seeking comfort, or just need someone to listen, you’re in the right place. 7 Cups is a warm and supportive community where you’re never alone. Our listeners are here to offer understanding, empathy, and a judgment-free space to share your thoughts. No matter what you're going through, your feelings are valid, and you deserve to be heard. Take your time, explore the community, and reach out whenever you're ready. You are valued, you are important, and you are not alone. With warmth and kindness, Jiyeon (Your Listener 💗)
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