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I can't unsee it
 It means you’ve seen something — and now you can’t forget it. It changed the way you look at that person, situation, or thing.

Examples:

1- He pointed out that the logo looked slightly crooked. Now every time I walk past that building, I can’t unsee it.

2- She realized her friend only called when she needed something. Once she saw the pattern, she couldn’t unsee it.

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Unhinged

describes behavior that seems unstable, extreme, chaotic, or emotionally out of control.

Examples:

1- She posted a 20-slide rant over a small comment. It felt unhinged.
2- His reaction was completely unhinged — way bigger than the situation.

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It just clicked

When something “clicks,” it suddenly becomes clear. You finally understand it.

Examples:

1- After practicing every day, English pronunciation just clicked.

2- I struggled with driving for months, and then one day it clicked.

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Don't twist it 

means: don’t misunderstand me, don’t change what I’m saying, don’t interpret it in a negative way.

Examples:

1- A parent told their teenager, “I’m worried about you staying out so late.” And then added gently, “Don’t twist it — I trust you. I just care about your safety.”

2- He said he needed some space for a few days. She looked hurt, so he quickly added, “Don’t twist it — I’m not leaving. I just need time to think.

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Anchoring Bias

Psychologists have shown something surprising. When people are exposed to a number — even a completely unrelated one — their estimates shift toward that number.

Your brain uses the first reference point it sees and adjusts from there. But it doesn’t adjust enough. That’s the bias.

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Confirmation Bias

Once you believe something, your brain starts looking for evidence that supports it — and quietly ignores evidence that doesn’t.

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Slow down

means to reduce speed — physically or mentally — and give yourself more space, time, or calm.

Examples:

1- She didn’t change her whole life — she just started slowing down in small moments, like breathing before replying or walking instead of rushing.

2- Sometimes people don’t need advice. They just need permission to slow down
without feeling guilty.

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On the go

When someone is “on the go,” they are busy, active, and moving from one thing to another, often without much rest.

Examples:

1- She usually eats lunch on the go, not because she wants to, but because there’s never enough time.

2- During the week, he’s always on the go — meetings, errands, calls, and emails. By the weekend, he just wants to slow down.

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Stir the pot

means to say or do something on purpose to create tension, drama, or conflict — especially when things were already peaceful.

Examples:

1- At work, the team had agreed on a plan. But she brought up an old disagreement again, just to get a reaction. She wasn’t helping — she was stirring the pot.

2- Online, some people don’t want discussion. They want attention. So they post comments just to stir the pot.

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Soft-spoken

Someone who is soft-spoken speaks quietly, calmly, and gently. They don’t need to be loud to be heard.
Examples:

1- She’s soft-spoken, but when she shares an idea, everyone listens — because she chooses her words carefully.

2- He’s a soft-spoken teacher. He explains things patiently, and his calm voice makes people feel safe to ask questions.