Creative Stories

The World Within: How People Create Their Own Realities We often think of the world as a shared reality, a common ground where we interact with others and experience the same events. But what if the world is not so objective and universal? What if each person has their own world, shaped by their dreams and emotions, that may differ significantly from the world of others? This is not a hypothetical question, but a psychological phenomenon that has been studied for decades. According to the constructivist perspective, people construct their own realities based on their personal beliefs, values, expectations, memories, and interpretations. They do not passively perceive the world as it is, but actively create it as they want it to be. This does not mean that people are delusional or detached from reality. Rather, it means that reality is subjective and relative, depending on the person's perspective and context. For example, two people may witness the same event, such as a car acciden...